Tammy Sheehan serves as the Assistant Nurse Manager for Adult & Family Medicine at Kaiser Permanente, where she leverages her extensive management experience across various specialties, including Primary Care, Cardiology, Nephrology, and Oncology. In her current role, Tammy is instrumental in overseeing both the operational...
Tammy Sheehan serves as the Assistant Nurse Manager for Adult & Family Medicine at Kaiser Permanente, where she leverages her extensive management experience across various specialties, including Primary Care, Cardiology, Nephrology, and Oncology. In her current role, Tammy is instrumental in overseeing both the operational and clinical needs of the Adult Family Medicine unit, ensuring that patients receive safe, high-quality care in an outpatient setting. Her responsibilities extend to managing the After Hours Appointed Care (Urgent Care), where she plays a pivotal role in addressing urgent patient needs and optimizing care delivery during non-traditional hours.
Tammy's expertise in healthcare information technology, particularly with systems like Epic, enables her to enhance patient safety and streamline clinical workflows. She is adept at navigating the complexities of human resources and budget management, ensuring that her team is well-supported and that operational efficiencies are achieved. Her background in various medical settings, including infusion centers and medical-surgical units, equips her with a comprehensive understanding of patient care dynamics, allowing her to implement best practices that improve patient outcomes.
Key projects under her leadership include initiatives aimed at enhancing patient engagement and satisfaction, as well as implementing evidence-based protocols for managing chronic conditions. Tammy’s commitment to continuous improvement and her ability to foster a collaborative team environment are essential in driving the success of the Adult Family Medicine unit at Kaiser Permanente. Her multifaceted skill set not only contributes to the operational excellence of her unit but also reinforces her dedication to providing compassionate, patient-centered care.
