Serena became a midwife in 2009, earning her degree from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). Since becoming a midwife she has worked at Sage Femme Birth Center, St. Luke’s Hospital (now CPMC Mission Bernal), The Homeless Prenatal Program and The San Francisco Birth Center. She is currently the founder and primary midwife of The KAZ Project, a Midwifery Corporation. Through the KAZ Project she offers in-home postpartum, lactation and well-person care. The KAZ Project also offers workshops and classes for new and expectant families to help reduce the isolation and singular focus that comes from being a parent. As a midwife and mother of three she understands the postpartum and female health from the perspective of a provider, a parent and a woman. The KAZ Project was created as a way to empower parents and women to find their own path while being uplifted by a supportive and unique community. When Serena is not working with women and families she enjoys arts and crafts with her daughters, sewing, hiking and sailing on the bay with her husband and family.