A systems minded healthcare professional
Sherry Sayari brings together public health education, nutrition science, healthcare operations, and community program leadership. Her work focuses on how people move through complex systems and how organizations can make those systems more coordinated, compliant, and effective.
Across healthcare and social service environments, she has reviewed operations, strengthened care coordination, guided multidisciplinary teams, evaluated program performance, and developed practical recommendations grounded in data and frontline realities.
How she works
Start with evidence
Review documentation, workflows, performance indicators, and stakeholder feedback to identify the real source of a problem.
Connect the system
Bring clinical, operational, community, and administrative partners into a shared process with clear expectations.
Improve with purpose
Turn findings into practical changes that strengthen service delivery, compliance, team performance, and participant outcomes.
Education grounded in whole person health
Sherry earned a Master of Public Health in Community Health Education and a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Science and Technology from California State University, Northridge.
That academic foundation supports a broad view of health that includes clinical access, prevention, education, community conditions, and the operational systems connecting them.