The following audio interview will be transcribed to text to create a chapter in the upcoming charity/anthology titled HIGHWAY TO HEART, HUMOR, and HONESTY in HEALTHCARE.
Available late Spring/early Summer 2020.
Sherri Loeb has been a health care professional for 37 years. After receiving her Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Medical Technology she continued her studies and received a BSN in1983. Sherri has extensive nursing experience in a wide range of disciplines and is currently serving as a clinical research nurse in the Rush University Department of Transplant Surgery
In 2011, her husband, a Joint Commission Officer, was diagnosed with advanced metastatic prostate cancer. When his condition worsened in early 2013, she became his caregiver, personal navigator and ombudsman. Even after almost 30 years as a registered nurse, our fractured healthcare system was an eye-opening experience. Her goal was to make sure that the care her husband received was safe, high quality, patient centered, compassionate and evidenced based as long as possible. Since her husband passed away in October of 2013, Sherri has spoken at numerous national healthcare conferences about their healthcare journey. In addition to her full-time position at Rush, she also serves on the Patient Family Advisory Council for Quality and Safety at MedStar, a large hospital system in Baltimore Maryland.
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