Jaclyn Yusko M.s., N.c.m.p.

Jaclyn Yusko, M.S., N.C.M.P. has a diverse work experience in the field of social services and organizational change. Jaclyn served as the Chief Operating Officer at St. Catherine's Center for Children, overseeing various programs such as homeless services, residential treatment center, and prevention and community-based programs. Prior to this, they worked at ANDRUS as a faculty member of the Sanctuary Institute, providing training and consultation on trauma-informed care. Additionally, they served as an Outreach Coordinator, spearheading marketing activities and coordinating events. Jaclyn also has experience as an Adjunct Instructor at Hudson Valley Community College, where they taught psychology courses. Earlier in their career, they worked as a Social Work Supervisor at St. Catherine's Center for Children, responsible for clinical services and supervision of treatment providers. Throughout their career, Jaclyn has demonstrated a passion for trauma-responsive care and identifying quality funding to support the mission and work of organizations.

Jaclyn Yusko, M.S., N.C.M.P. earned their Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Ithaca College, where they studied from 1997 to 2002. Jaclyn later pursued a Master of Science degree in Health Psychology from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, completing their studies in 2005. Additionally, in March 2011, they obtained their National Certification Masters Psychologist from the NorthAmerican Association of Masters in Psychology.