Riché C. Zamor, MS, MPH, PhD

Riché Zamor Is currently the Executive Director, Professional Resources Division Latin American Health Institute, Boston, MA where he oversees the Departments of Research and Evaluation, Technical Assistance, Immigration, Education and Training as well as The Academy of Community Health Practice. Prior to joining LHI, Dr. Zamor was the Project Officer for a National program at Brandeis University, Heller Graduate School, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundations to improve access to healthcare for the uninsured. Prior to that he was a Community Health Associate at The Medical Foundation, where he provided technical assistance to the Prevention Centers system.

Dr. Zamor is also an Adjunct Professor at Suffolk University, Sawyer School of Management where he teaches courses on "Financial Management for Nonprofits", and an adjunct professor at Tufts University, Department of Public Health and Family Medicine, where he lectures on Race, Ethnicity and Culture in Health. He is the author of "The Use of Herbal Remedies in Two Haitian Communities: Implication for Western Healthcare providers" published by The Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston, NY. (2001)