Dr. Oliver serves in a dual enterprise role at Mount Sinai Health System, leading systemwide efforts to advance patient-centered, evidence-based nursing care across hospital and community settings. She partners with executive leadership and site CNOs to align nursing practice with strategic priorities, performance benchmarks and long-term goals focused on safety, transformative care and affordability. Since her 2020 promotion, she instituted an executive cabinet of nurse leaders to strengthen alignment, accountability and systemwide nursing excellence. She made history as the first nurse to serve as president of the American Heart Association’s New York City board of directors, expanding cardiovascular education and community outreach. Under her leadership, Mount Sinai has earned significant nursing and hospital recognitions, including Magnet redesignations at The Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai Queens (N.Y.). Dr. Oliver shapes the nursing profession through scholarship, national presentations and her academic leadership as the inaugural Edgar M. Cullman, Sr., Chair of the Department of Nursing at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
