Elizabeth has been at The People’s Health Clinic for over 16 years – first as a vitals volunteer, then as a volunteer RN, and now seeing patients as a Nurse Practitioner. She also helps direct the Women’s Health team at the clinic as the Women’s Health Assistant Medical Director.
Elizabeth has a BA in international relations from Stanford University, an MPH from Columbia University, a BSN from University of Utah, and an MSN from Duke University (school is one of her passions!). She is currently adjunct faculty at the University of Utah College of Nursing and precepts NP/CNM students during clinical rotations.
Another passion of Elizabeth’s is women’s health. Early in her career, she worked with international NGOs providing support to maternal/child health programs all over the world. Her favorite days of the week are now when she is providing gynecological and prenatal care to women at PHC. Elizabeth was recognized for her contribution to the field of nursing in 2026, when she received a Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of Utah College of Nursing.
Elizabeth enjoys traveling with her husband to visit their three adult children, spending time with their two grandsons, and hiking in the mountains with their dogs Toblerone and Mousse.
