Treasurer

Monica’s shared passion for community, law, and the technology industry geared her into her role with Rejuvenation Support Services, Inc. Being a part of community, it struck her to want people to be able to grow from their past, to being able to walk into a better future. 

During her travels throughout the country working in various hospitals and the different scales of how patients are treated because of who they are and the circumstance of admission, she wanted to work with a team who wants to provide a place of grace for people it is often not given. 

Monica realized she could use her background to make a difference for ex-inmates not only in her current community but can be a part of the change that is needed around the country.

Monica is a native of Winston-Salem, NC and a graduate of ECPI University, School of Information Technology and Winston-Salem State University, School of Interdisciplinary Studies with Pre-Medicine focus.

She has been a consultant for the past eleven years to various hospitals around the country doing EMR Software installations, clinical software training, and auditing clinical workflows within facilities.

She has also been a key speaker in these facilities teaching the legal aspects of the importance of proper documentation and how clinical and medical licenses are affected by documentation. In addition to working with the hospitals, she now serves on the Board of Rejuvenation Support Services as Treasurer.