Sherry Sayari, MPH
Healthcare Operations, Population Health, and Community Programs
Sherry Sayari is a healthcare operations and program management professional with experience spanning population health, care coordination, clinical documentation review, compliance, community outreach, and multidisciplinary team leadership.
Areas of focus
A practical, systems-focused approach to better coordination, stronger programs, and measurable outcomes.
Healthcare Operations
Quality assurance, documentation review, managed care processes, prior authorization workflows, and regulatory alignment.
Population Health
Care coordination, patient advocacy, high-risk population support, performance indicators, and health outcome improvement.
Program Leadership
Team supervision, staff development, stakeholder partnerships, program assessment, community outreach, and continuous improvement.
Selected impact
Insights
Notes from the work: healthcare operations, care coordination, and community programs.
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A Pilot Isn’t a Program Yet
A pilot shows an idea can work under special conditions. Whether it becomes a program depends on decisions leaders should make before the results arrive.
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Language Access: Five Myths That Keep Clinics Improvising
Language access usually breaks down through comfortable assumptions, not bad intentions. Five common myths about bilingual staff, request counts, translated forms, and family interpreters, and what works better.
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Before You Trust a Stratified Number
A breakdown by group is only as reliable as the demographic field behind it. Here is what to check about blank fields, who assigns categories, and small numbers before a stratified result is shared.
Education
Master of Public Health
Community Health Education
Bachelor of Science
Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Science and Technology
California State University, Northridge
Professional strengths
Healthcare compliance, clinical documentation review, care coordination, insurance processes, program management, quality assurance, community engagement, data analysis, and staff development.
Languages: English and Farsi