YMCA of Central Florida
Ramana Lewis has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Ramana began their career at YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta in 2002 as an Aquatics Coordinator, where they stayed for eight years. Ramana then joined CryoLife, Inc. in 2010 as a Dissector/Operator before returning to the YMCA as an Aquatics Director in 2011. In 2015, they moved to YMCA Of Greater Spartanburg as an Association Aquatics Director and later became a Senior Program Director. In 2017, they joined YMCA of Central Florida as a Program Director and eventually progressed to the role of Senior Youth Development Director. Currently, they serve as the Director of Operations at YMCA of Central Florida.
Ramana Lewis earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Biology, General from Georgia Southern University in 2008. Prior to that, they attended Kennesaw State University from 2004 to 2007, majoring in Biology, General. In addition to their education, Ramana has obtained various certifications including ASHI Instructor from the Health & Safety Institute (HSI), Certified Pool Operator from the National Swimming Pool Foundation, Pool Operator On Location from YMCA of the USA, Team Leader from YMCA of the USA, YMCA Lifeguard from YMCA of the USA, YMCA Lifeguard Instructor from YMCA of the USA, and YMCA Swim Lesson Instructor from YMCA of the USA.
YMCA of Central Florida
The YMCA of Central Florida is all about community. We are entirely focused on making all of our lives healthier, full of potential and with an ingrained sense of social responsibility. Yes, we are a great place to work out, swim and play basketball. But what we care about most is bringing people together to make our communities stronger. The Y is a cause-driven organization. And we help others in three key areas. It all starts with nurturing the potential of our youth, helping everyone of all ages live healthier lives, and by supporting our neighbors. We measure the success of our cause by how well we engage you—and your community—in these areas of focus. When we invest in our kids, our health, and our neighbors, we strengthen our communities.