Director of Centers for Patients and Families and Volunteer Services Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Maritza Boudrow, M.Ed., serves as Director of Centers for Patients and Families and Volunteer Services at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, where she provides strategic leadership for programs designed to enhance the patient and family experience. She oversees innovative resources, educational initiatives, and volunteer engagement efforts that support compassionate, patient-centered care and reflect Dana-Farber’s mission.
With expertise in program development, strategic planning, and team leadership, Maritza is dedicated to ensuring that services are accessible, meaningful, and responsive to the evolving needs of patients and families. Her work is grounded in collaboration, continuous improvement, and a strong commitment to delivering impactful support across the care experience.
Maritza earned her B.A. in Psychology, with a concentration in Counseling and Health Psychology, and her M.Ed. from Emmanuel College in Boston, Massachusetts. She brings both academic preparation and practical leadership experience to her work in healthcare.
