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Lori Ciccarelli
Lori Ciccarelli has been employed with Mammoth Hospital since 1998 and has been the Community Relations Director since 2004. She earned a bachelor of arts degree in Mass Communications from Walla Walla University, Washington in 1981, continued her education in Cal Poly’s teacher credentialing program, and is currently earning a master’s degree in Leadership with a concentration in Human Capital from the University of Denver.
Prior to Mammoth Hospital, Lori has been employed with large corporations
such as Bateman, Eichler, Hill Richards, Inc., the City of Hope National Medical Center in various levels of marketing / PR and administration, |
and has worked as an elementary school teacher for over 11 years. In 1990, she moved to Mammoth with her family to manage Hot Creek Fly Fishing Ranch for nine years.
Lori earned Mammoth Hospital’s Excellence in Management award in 2010, and was named Walla Walla University’s Alumna of the Year in 2011. In 2008, she released a documentary film about her son, “JJ’s Journey, A Journey about Autism,” that has received international recognition featured on NBC & Oprah.com as “Ambassadors of Hope,” official selection for several international film festivals, and nominated for the Autism Society of America Media Excellence Award in 2009. Lori speaks publicly on the topics of autism and leadership at workshops and conferences; she enjoys cooking, hiking, snow shoeing and ice skating.
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