Chief Clinical Officer
With more than 30 years spanning the healthcare continuum, Beth’s journey began as a nurse technician and has taken her through critical care, medical‑surgical, home care, hospice, and post‑acute settings. Along the way, she’s served as a staff nurse, nurse educator, Director of Nursing, and Clinical Nurse Specialist focused on gerontological care.
She earned her BSN from Indiana University–Indianapolis and returned to school at St. Xavier University in Chicago for her MSN (Clinical Nurse Specialist, Gerontology). Today, as Chief Clinical Officer at Generations, Beth oversees everything that touches our residents’ well‑being—regulatory compliance, reimbursement, and risk management—working shoulder‑to‑shoulder with facility leaders and her team of consultants to build evidence‑based processes and provide every caregiver with the tools they need to excel.
Beth stays deeply engaged in the wider clinical community. She sits on the Professional & Technical Advisory Panel for The Joint Commission, contributes to professional publications, and presents across the U.S. on pressure ulcer and wound management. She’s also served on the boards of Telligen and the Illinois Catholic Health Care Association.
“From a young age, I knew nursing was my calling,” Beth reflects. “I’ve been fortunate to learn from outstanding role models, and now I get to pay it forward—mentoring new nurse leaders and sharing one new insight each day. If you learn—or teach—one new thing, it’s a good day.”
Drawn to Generations by our mission and values—and our forward momentum on quality and performance initiatives—Beth knew her decades of leadership in skilled care would help drive our goals. She’s never looked back.
