Focused on diabetes education and diabetes program development for nearly 20 years, she has worked extensively in inpatient and outpatient diabetes management, patient self-management training, diabetes nutrition, medication education, insulin pump therapy, and continuous glucose monitoring support. Her experience includes developing diabetes education programs, reviewing and creating diabetes-related hospital policies, staff training, competency development, and educating both healthcare providers and community audiences on diabetes care and prevention strategies.

Working in leadership roles for hospital systems and outpatient diabetes centers, she developed and managed accredited diabetes education programs for multiple healthcare facilities. Her responsibilities included preparing programs for professional recognition and accreditation, conducting chart audits for compliance and quality improvement initiatives, developing inpatient diabetes-related policies, mentoring healthcare staff, and coordinating community outreach and referral partnerships to expand diabetes education services. She also provided diabetes-related educational presentations, staff competency training, and patient support initiatives involving evolving diabetes technologies and self-management strategies. She is a member of the American Association of Diabetes Educators, the Maryland Association of Diabetes Educators, and the Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honor Society.

Beyond her hospital-based work, she served in clinical specialist and educational roles involving insulin pump therapy and diabetes technology training for healthcare professionals across multiple regions. She has also participated in professional diabetes education organizations and program auditing activities related to diabetes education standards and insulin pump therapy. Her professional activities additionally include diabetes-related publications, educational programming, public speaking engagements, and development of educational materials focused on diabetes self-management and postoperative hyperglycemia.