Sheri is from the Great White North of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. She is a Canuck at heart, but loves Utah and the community she has found here. Sheri received her Master’s Degree in Nursing in 2004, with an emphasis in Pediatrics and is a board-certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, as well as an International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). Her Master’s thesis, focused on diagnostic practices of ADHD, was published in the Pediatric Nursing Journal (PNJ).
Her face may have a few wrinkles (who among us doesn’t?), but they are only from constant smiles and laughter at just how honest and adorable her young patients can be. She takes great enjoyment in being able to watch her patients grow from infancy to young adults and particularly cherishes the times when those former patients bring in children of their own.
Sheri has three children of her own, with whom she likes to go hiking and camping with, and she understands that while parenting can be incredibly rewarding, it can also be stressful. She always takes time to listen to a parents concerns and Sheri values parents’ opinions and loves talking with them about the care of their newborn to teenager.
PNP, IBCLC, University of Utah, 2004
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The staff is always friendly and kind. They get me in for emergency appointments quickly and communicate well. They take my concerns about my children seriously and the doctors and nurses always talk to me and explain and discuss things well. My kids had a rough bit of viruses and I always felt comforted by my pediatrician regarding concerns and stresses. They care about me as a mom as well as my children. Your children's health will be in good hands here.
—Ashley Lunt.
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