Dr. La'Shardae Scott, DSW, MSW, CHES, is a dedicated leader who serves as the President and CEO of the Scott Center for Observation, Treatment, and Transition. There, she spearheads initiatives focusing on infant mortality, mental health, and the transition of sickle cell patients from pediatric to adult care. Dr. Scott has secured funding for her organization, ensuring impactful interventions.
In addition to securing funding, Dr. Scott has played a pivotal role in collaborating with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to develop the groundbreaking manual, "Oral Health Management in Sickle Cell Patients." Moreover, her strategic partnerships with Ohio's local hospitals are instrumental in providing a seamless transition from pediatric to adult care for sickle cell patients. These alliances have facilitated the delivery of comprehensive services and significantly enhanced the quality of care for vulnerable populations.
As a devoted advocate for individuals with sickle cell disease, Dr. Scott’s passion is deeply personal, as she is the mother of two warrior children who are thriving and surviving sickle cell disease. She actively serves on boards and committees dedicated to addressing health disparities, exemplifying her commitment to improving healthcare outcomes for all.
Furthermore, Dr. Scott contributes her expertise to the National Association of Social Workers-Ohio (NASW-OH) as a valued member of Region 1's Board of Directors. Her academic journey includes earning her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Eastern Michigan University and her Doctorate of Social Work from the University of Kentucky, where she focused on Administration and Leadership.
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