Wall of Fame

Megan began her employment at PathPoint 30 years ago. During her time here at PathPoint, she has worked in several programs such as Life Skills Plus, Integrated Work, Individual Supported Employment and Community Independent Living Program. In her current role, she teaches weekly classes that consist of basic health & safety, art therapy, culinary arts, sports, social skills, and community outings. 

Gil began working at PathPoint in 1998 as a Direct Support Professional and started studying Assistive Technology in the mid-2000's. He has trained at California State University, Northridge and worked with community partners such as the Central Coast Assistive Technology Center (CCATC), Cognixion, UCSB Engineering Department, Providence School Engineering, Tobii Dynovox, and Ablenet to refine his knowledge and expertise. His passion and dedication has helped PathPoint become an industry leader in Assistive Technology Services and has connected people to life-changing equipment.

Martha started as a sub and worked in the SEP program for seven years. She then moved to the IWK program and has been there since. Additionally, she joined the Promotores team in 2020 where she supports Spanish speaking families. Martha enjoys supporting the individuals and expresses that her job gives her a rewarding feeling because she knows she is making a positive impact in the lives of many individuals.

Jackie began her career with PathPoint in September of 1998. She started out as a DSP providing vocational and pre-vocational training for individuals in the ACCESS Day Program. Several years later, she became the Assistant Coordinator for ACCESS. Although her goal was not to be a Program Coordinator, she definitely learned a great deal about the Supervisory side of things. Jackie’s goal was to go into Case Management and was fortunate to be offered a position as Program Service Coordinator in 2003 where she was able to work with individuals in all programs; ACCESS, Residential Services and Employment Services. This challenged her and helped her grow as a person as she not only was interacting with individuals, but families and funders alike. Jackie feels so fortunate working with such a great team at PathPoint. It hasn’t always been easy, but she wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.