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Alejandra Quezada is a dedicated health professional with extensive experience in public health and education. Currently serving as a Program Coordinator and Health Educator at the Kern County Public Health Services Department since June 2017, Alejandra coordinates the Tobacco Education Program and facilitates community engagement while previously working on nutrition education initiatives. Prior roles include tutoring high school students with the City of Shafter and leading fitness programs in collaboration with local parks. Alejandra holds a degree in Physical Education and Kinesiology from California State University, Bakersfield, and has completed associate degrees in Liberal Arts and Allied Health from Taft College.