Pamela holds a Bachelor of Arts in Child Development with a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential. She recently earned a Master of Arts in Museum Studies blending decades of public service and leadership with a lifelong love of museums.
Pamela began her career with the County of San Diego as a Social Worker I, in Employment and Training, marking her entry into coaching and development. She assisted customers in developing professional strategies, and overcoming employment barriers, with a goal to achieve long term self-sufficiency.
Recognizing a strategic opportunity to expand her impact, Pamela transferred to Child Welfare Services. Over a 28-year career as a social worker, supervisor, and manager, she remained steadfast in her dedication to supporting children, families, and communities. Her work included core programs across the agency; Emergency Response, Continuing Services, Emergency Shelter Care, the Child Abuse Hotline, and the Medically Fragile/DEAF Services Unit
She assisted in the implementation of Safety Organized Practice as a trainer, served on the Fairness and Equity Committee addressing disproportionality, and was among the inaugural graduates of the Cultural Responsiveness Academy.
Building on a career-long dedication to workforce development in Health and Human Services, Pamela has served as a dedicated facilitator for the Academy since 2020.
In her personal time, Pamela enjoys traveling, volunteering, exploring music and literature, and spending time with family and friends.
