Jennifer Maria Padron is a social worker with expertise in digital and mHealth design, crisis management, and social justice messaging. She obtained her Master of Social Work degree from Valdosta State University School of Social Work and currently focuses on developing innovative peer-to-peer public and private health workforce models that embed certified peer specialists in co-located networked care environments. Padron's work also includes rural and urban infrastructure development, public health messaging, regional and national crisis management services, and social media messaging.

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