Temple Beth Elohim
Tirtza Schramm currently serves as a Psychology Extern at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and as a Student Clinician at the Tourette Syndrome Clinic. Additionally, Tirtza is a Doctoral Researcher in the Shernoff Lab at the National Science Foundation, a Teacher at Temple Beth Elohim, and previously held the position of School Psychology Intern at Lawrence Township Public Schools. Tirtza has experience as a Graduate Research Assistant in the Self-Regulated Learning Lab and has worked as the ECC Program Coordinator at Temple Beth Am. Other notable roles include Public Policy Intern at the National Association of Councils on Developmental Disabilities and Client Services Intern at the Medicare Rights Center, where Tirtza provided counseling on Medicare topics. Tirtza began a PsyD in School Psychology at Rutgers University after earning a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Brandeis University.
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Temple Beth Elohim is a warm and inclusive Reform congregation, dedicated to creating a sacred community engaged in joyous, participatory and meaningful prayer, lifelong Jewish learning, excellence and innovation in education, and dedicated social activism. We are a magnet congregation of more than 1,200 families from more than 37 different cities and towns from the suburbs of Boston. We are committed to realizing the idea of our synagogue as a sacred home driven by Jewish values. We are steadfast in our efforts to cultivate an open and caring atmosphere in which all members are actively involved in the life of the congregation, the State of Israel, and the local, national and international Jewish communities, building bridges of understanding with other faith communities through communication, study, and a respectful exchange of thoughts and ideas. Search our website for the latest information and events at TBE