Marcia Allison

Marcia Allison's work experience includes:

- Working as an Iconographer for a home-based non-profit business from 2009, where they focused on commissions, retreats, and workshops. Marcia trained under Judith Kaestner for three years and has a total of six years of experience in this role.

- Serving as the Director of Clinical Policy/Service Management, Manager of Medical Policies and System Management, and Senior Manager of Medical Policy at CareCentrix from 2007. Their employment at CareCentrix is ongoing.

- Currently holding the position of Deacon at St. James Episcopal Church Ormond since 2021. In this role, they focus on identifying the community's needs and sharing them with the parish, with a particular involvement in Grief Support.

- Previously working as a Nurse Manager at North Pinellas Children's Medical Center from August 2004 to November 2006.

- Previously serving as the Director of Nursing at Merrill Gardens from June 1998 to July 1999.

Marcia Allison has a diverse education history. Marcia attended the Institute of Christian Studies from 2018 to 2020, where they studied Diaconal Studies of Theology. Prior to that, they obtained a Practical Nursing degree from D G Erwin Technical Center, where they studied Practical Nursing, Vocational Nursing, and Nursing Assistants from 1993 to 2014. Marcia also graduated from Leto High School in 1984. In addition to their formal education, they have obtained several certifications, including "Communicating with Diplomacy and Tact," "Nano Tips and Shortcuts for Using Excel with Kat Norton," "Using Microsoft Teams and Outlook Together: Maximizing Productivity," "Microsoft Teams Quick Tips," "Microsoft Teams Tips and Tricks," "Answering Tough Questions As A Leader," "Business Development: Strategic Planning," "Coaching for Results," "Gaining Skills with LinkedIn Learning (2016)," "Having Difficult Conversations," "Holding Yourself Accountable," "Managing Employee Performance Problems," "Member CIVA Christians in the Visual Arts," and "Lean Concepts."