Jena Humer obtained a BS in Nursing and is a Certified Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN). She began her clinical career as a general medicine floor RN and progressed to leadership roles in critical care, ICU, and CT surgery ICU. Jena’s clinical expertise spans caring for complex medical and surgical patients, including ECMO, open-heart surgeries, and solid organ transplant patients in the ICU, as well as cardiac and electrophysiology cases in the lab   She transitioned to management, becoming the manager of the Cardiac Cath and Electrophysiology Labs at Porter Adventist Hospital in Denver, CO. Under her leadership, Porter EP lab became the highest volume operator in the Denver Metro Region. During the pandemic, unable to travel the world, she utilized her time to obtain an MBA, further enhancing her skills in healthcare management.

In 2022, recognizing the shift from inpatient to outpatient surgical care, Jena transitioned to outpatient surgery centers. She now serves as the CEO of a multi-specialty surgery center, where she oversees clinical and business operations and integrates advanced surgical technologies.

Jena is passionate about serving underserved communities through medical mission work. As the CEO of Jeremiah’s Hope, overseeing the construction of a new hospital in Phnom Penh. She has directed and coordinated approximately 25 medical missions in countries such as Panama, Honduras, Peru, Mexico, Haiti, Vietnam, and Nepal. Additionally, Jena serves as the Treasurer and Secretary of the Melvin Scheinman Educational Rhythm Foundation, leveraging her expertise in healthcare operations and financial management to advance cardiac rhythm education and innovation globally.

An avid endurance athlete and traveler, Jena has completed over 20 marathons, ultramarathons, and triathlons, including an Ironman and has visited 49 countries. She resides in the Denver Metro region with her husband and dog and enjoys exploring the many running and hiking trails in Colorado.