Loyola offers nurses exceptional opportunities to develop their skills and choose from a variety of career paths. As they receive advanced degrees, Loyola nurses move into positions of greater responsibility and leadership. Many Loyola nurses go on to management careers in which they can further influence decisions about patient care from an operational perspective. Meet some of our nursing leaders who have done just that.
Paula Hindle, RN, MSN, MBA, Vice President/Chief Nurse Executive
Sue Flores, RN, MS, Associate Vice President, Nursing
Ann Mostofi, RN, MSN, Vice President, Health Care Services
Anne Porter, RN, PhD, Associate VP, Quality and Patient Safety
Barbara Buturusis, RN, MSN, Administrative Director, Neurosciences and Oncology
Diane Deacy, RN, MSN, Administrator Director, Ambulatory Development and Specialty Satellites
Vada Grant, RN, MPH, Administrative Director, Quality and Resource Management
Jacalyn Kareb, RN, MS, CHPN, Nurse Manager, Home Care and Hospice
Rose Lach, RN, PhD, Administrative Director, Medicine
Sandra Swanson, RN, MS, Administrative Director, Women's and Children's Health Services
Margaret Vorrier, RN, MSN, Administrative Director, Surgical Services
Cathy Lenz, RN, MSN, Administrative Director, Ambulatory Operations
Cheryl White, RN, Administrative Director, Primary Care and Ambulatory Nursing
Mary Morrow, RN, PhD, APRN, BC, Director of Nursing Administration
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