Amy Schossler is an accomplished professional with a strong background in healthcare administration and community outreach. She studied Personnel Management/Organization Behavior for her Bachelor of Science at Miami University and completed her Master of Health Administration at The Ohio State University, specializing in hospital and health services administration, and long-term care. In her career, Amy has served in various roles, including Director of Community Programs at SourcePoint - Thrive After 55 and Executive Director at Upper Arlington Commission on Aging.

Amy's experience also includes positions as Home Health/Community Outreach Administrator and Administrator in Training at First Community Village, and graduate research assistant at Healthcare Research Systems. Beyond healthcare, Amy has experience in service and cash management having worked as Service Manager and Cash Department Manager at Staples, Inc.

Through her career, Amy has demonstrated a passion for community engagement and advocacy for the elderly population. She uses her extensive knowledge and resources to develop and deliver programs and support services that enhance the quality of life for aging adults.