Elizabeth Heinze

Managed a complex caseload by coordinating care across acute, post-acute, and community settings to support discharge readiness. Served as a liaison between patients, families, and healthcare teams and provided patient education related to disease processes and care transitions.

Provided strategic leadership for a national rare disease organization serving patients, caregivers, and clinicians. Directed organizational operations during the Executive Director transition to ensure continuity of programs, partnerships, and stakeholder engagement.

Provided high-acuity ICU care for critically ill patients in a fast-paced environment. Monitored complex clinical indicators and collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to manage life-threatening conditions and interventions.

Supported delivery of high-acuity ICU care for critically ill patients. Assisted with monitoring of complex clinical indicators and multidisciplinary coordination for life-threatening conditions and interventions.

Served as Secretary for a national rare disease organization supporting patients, caregivers, and clinicians. Supported governance and organizational continuity during leadership transitions.

Served as a Member-at-Large for a national rare disease foundation focused on patient support, education, and advocacy. Contributed to organizational efforts to advance awareness and support initiatives.

Provided patient care and supported clinical operations in a hospital setting. Assisted with shift transitions and workflows and supported procedural tasks according to hospital guidelines with accurate documentation.

Served as a Certified Nurse Assistant, supporting patient care and assisting with procedural needs per hospital guidelines. Acted as a preceptor for new hires and participated in hiring committee activities.

Earned an Associate’s degree in nursing at Lakeshore Technical College from 2021 to 2024.

Earned an Associate’s degree in Business Administration at Baker College from 1999 to 2002.