Nurse. Informatician. Educator.

I spent 13 years at a large academic medical center, working across nursing education, leadership, and informatics. Today I hold a regional informatics leadership role supporting multiple medical centers, multiple clinical disciplines, and more than 16,000 nurses.

Along the way I completed a Doctor of Nursing Practice. My dissertation was the first formal AI literacy needs assessment conducted within the nursing informatics community, surveying nearly 200 professionals to understand where the field actually stands.

I also teach health informatics at the graduate level as an adjunct professor, and I've contributed to peer-reviewed research on predictive analytics tools used to identify patient deterioration in acute care.

Informatics Integrated exists because of a pattern I kept running into: nurses who wanted into this field with no clear map for how to get there, and health systems that needed informatics expertise without committing to a full-time hire or a massive consulting engagement. I built this to be that map, and that outside perspective.