Hospice Of Cincinnati
Julie Lessard is a dedicated clinical social worker with a strong background in gerontology and extensive experience in the healthcare sector. Currently serving as a clinical social worker at Hospice Of Cincinnati since November 2019, Julie previously held a similar position at the Alzheimer's Association of Greater Cincinnati from May 2015 to November 2019. Julie's early career includes a role as a graduate student assistant at Miami University from September 2013 to May 2015, and prior experience as a grievance and field representative at SEIU Local 1 from September 2009 to August 2013. Academic achievements include a Master of Social Work (MSW) in Gerontology from Miami University and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Spanish Language and Literature from the University of Cincinnati, complemented by intensive coursework in Spanish language and culture at International House Madrid.
Hospice Of Cincinnati
At Hospice of Cincinnati/HOC Navigators, we deliver care wherever care is needed. Our passion for creating the best possible and most meaningful advanced illness and end-of-life experience takes our care team all over the region to serve our valued patients and families. As a distinctive service to our patients, we offer the most comprehensive care options offered anywhere in our region. Hospice of Cincinnati, and our other programs under the HOC Navigators umbrella, extend beyond end-of-life care to include services for people with serious and advanced illnesses who may not be ready for hospice care. We are committed to guiding people through advanced illness and end-of-life through our breadth of program offerings. Our programs include Hospice of Cincinnati, PalliaCare Cincinnati, Conversations of a Lifetime, Social Connections, and The Goldstein Family Grief Center. Fernside, a 501(c)(3) organization, is an affiliate of Hospice of Cincinnati. Hospice of Cincinnati is a non-profit hospice sponsored by Bethesda Inc. in a collaborative community partnership with TriHealth and Bon Secours Mercy Health.