Jessica joins the OhioKAN team with 15 years of experience in leadership and program management roles spanning clinical, educational, and community settings. Currently serving as an Adjunct Faculty member and ABA Graduate Program Mentor at Simmons University, Jessica provides tailored instruction to students in the Behavior Analysis graduate program. In her previous role as a Clinical Program Manager at Hopeful Journeys Educational Center, Jessica oversaw a team of Clinicians and Therapists, ensuring high-level supervision, effective training, and quality improvement. She led initiatives to enhance client care, staff work-life balance, and communication with families. Jessica's expertise also extends to delivering staff and parent training and spearheading projects to increase safety in the workplace. As the Clinical Director at Advances Learning Center, Jessica served as a clinical leader for service delivery quality assurance, staff development, and quality improvement initiatives for home-based and school-based youth, adults, and families. She is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and holds a license as an Applied Behavior Analyst with a Master of Science in Behavior Analysis from Simmons University. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. Jessica is excited to bring her experience in program management, team supervision, volunteer work, and enhancing client outcomes through data-driven decision-making to the OhioKAN team. She has presented at multiple conferences on topics ranging from designing a culture of innovation to incorporating iOS applications into effective behavior programming. Her background in direct family services has provided her with insights and empathy for understanding the challenges faced by families in crisis. She looks forward to her role within this program as it allows her to make a meaningful impact on the lives of families in the region.