Sarah Picard

Sarah Picard has a diverse work experience in the healthcare and community health sector. Sarah most recently served as the Senior Association Director of Community Integrated Health at the YMCA of Greater Boston, starting in April 2020. Prior to that, they held the position of Association Director of Health Innovation at the YMCA of the North Shore from November 2017 to April 2020. Sarah also worked at Boston Children's Hospital as a Community Programs Manager, where they formed partnerships and created specialized group exercise programs for youth with obesity. Additionally, they worked at the University of Massachusetts Boston as a Program Manager and Exercise Physiologist, and they started their career as an Exercise Physiologist at Boston Children's Hospital.

Sarah Picard has a solid education background. Sarah began their studies in 1998 at UMass Boston, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Health Sciences. Sarah successfully completed their bachelor's degree in 2001.

Following this, Sarah enrolled in Adelphi University in 2000 and obtained a Master's Degree in Exercise Science by 2001. Later on, in 2009, they joined Cambridge College and earned another Master's Degree, this time in Counseling Psychology, in 2010.

Furthermore, Sarah obtained a certification in Integrated Primary Care Behavioral Health from UMass Medical School in January 2011.