Ashley Iannazzo is the Vice President of Clinical Workforce Operations at UPMC, where she oversees nursing resources for the health system. She holds a Doctorate of Nursing Practice from the University of Pittsburgh and has progressed through multiple leadership roles within UPMC, focusing on operational excellence and quality improvement.
Deeply connected to her alma mater, she actively supports the University of Pittsburgh, as indicated by her frequent use of the "#h2p" (Hail to Pitt) hashtag. She serves on the board of multiple healthcare organizations, including the Pennsylvania Organization for Nurse Leaders and the Center for Organ Recovery & Education.
She is a published author, co-authoring articles and scholarly projects on topics like nurse-driven mobility protocols and professional advancement models for advanced practice providers.
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