Dr. Rassilyer-Bomers oversees four campuses and an ambulatory care center. She is responsible for nursing operations, quality, workforce and upholding quadruple-aim goals of patient and caregiver satisfaction, quality metrics and stewardship. She was recognized by the American Academy of Nursing for leading the largest civilian-coordinated vaccination center at Seattle’s Lumen Field, totaling 102,416 vaccinations. She supported over 44,000 boosters and pediatric doses, and 8,500 more vaccinations for individuals experiencing homelessness and homebound populations. She established an RN Partner Program to redeploy nurses efficiently and appropriately to areas of need. The program’s playbook was distributed nationwide to hospitals facing emergency staffing and has since grown to address the current nurse staffing crisis. She also serves as a Seattle University associate teaching professor and advisory board member.
