Celina Nateram has over 15 years of experience in the healthcare sector. She has developed a robust background in administration and clinical management within academic medical organizations in New York City, with an emphasis on compliance, project management, and technology implementation. She has contributed to prestigious institutions such as NYU Langone Hospital, NY Presbyterian, and Weill Cornell Medicine, driving initiatives that enhance healthcare practices and system improvements.

As a dedicated educator, she also facilitates courses at Cornell University in cybersecurity, ethics, and financial compliance, preparing professionals for real-world challenges. At NYU School of Professional Studies, she teaches graduate level organizational ethics. Her commitment to bridging academic theory with practical application empowers future leaders to navigate complex industries effectively. Celina inspires students of the next generation and of all backgrounds, ensuring they are equipped with the skills and insights needed to thrive. Furthermore, they are supported every step of the way in their academic journey.

In her free time, she enjoys practicing photography, reading, writing, and exploring all forms of art, which enriches her creative perspectives and teaching style. By integrating her educational pursuits and professional experience, Celina cultivates a holistic learning environment that encourages innovation and critical thinking.