Lisa Rachelle Everman

Lisa Rachelle Everman has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Lisa Rachelle began their career as a Research Assistant at The Ohio State University in 1988, where they assessed the properties of fly-ash and contributed to published research. Lisa Rachelle then worked as a Reporter at Suburban News Publications from 1998 to 1999, where they conducted interviews, wrote and edited stories, and created graphics and photographs for community newspapers. After that, they worked as an Account Clerk at Red Roof Inn from 1999 to 2000.

In 2000, Lisa joined The Ohio State University again, this time as a Health Physicist and the Program Coordinator of Radiation Safety. Lisa Rachelle provided technical and management assistance to the university's Radiation Safety Program, developed training materials, and created instructional documents for the use of radioactive materials. Simultaneously, they worked as a Graphic Designer, maintaining a web page and creating educational materials for the Department of Family and Consumer Science.

In 2008, Lisa took on the role of a part-time Greenhouse Associate at Scioto Blooms Greenhouse while still working at The Ohio State University. Their responsibilities included creating marketing materials, demonstrating gardening techniques, and managing the company website. Lisa Rachelle continued in this role until 2010.

Lisa's next position was as a Safety Specialist at the University of Central Florida from February 2020 to June 2020. Here, they conducted laboratory inspections, evaluated survey results, and performed X-ray scatter surveys and sealed source leak tests to ensure compliance with regulations.

Most recently, Lisa has been working as an Office Administrator at Phoenix Defense, LLC. since July 2021.

Lisa Rachelle Everman attended The Ohio State University where they earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Journalism and Communication. Additionally, they also completed a Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture with a specialization in Agronomy and Crop Science. However, specific start and end years for both degrees are not provided.