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Marisol Alday
Administrative Associate, Office of the Chief Risk Officer Operations
BioMarisol Alday joined Stanford University’s Office of Audit, Compliance and Privacy in February 2018. Prior to joining this department Marisol worked for the School of Engineering in the Office of Student Affairs and in the School of Medicine at Stanford.
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Taylor Anne Aldridge, PA-C, MMS
Affiliate, IT Services
BioTaylor Aldridge, PA-C, MMS, is an Advanced Practice Provider with GI Surgical Oncology and Hepatobiliary Pancreas Surgery with Stanford Healthcare. She graduated with her Physician Assistant (PA-C) and Master of Medical Science degree from Midwestern University in 2012.
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Catherine Arima
Affiliate, IT Services
BioCate Arima graduated from the Family Nurse Practitioner program at UCSF in 2007. She joined Stanford Urology in 2015. She greatly enjoys connecting with her patients in a meaningful way and values an integrative approach in caring for her patients. She is currently a Fellow in the Andrew Weil Integrative Medicine Fellowship program and a recipient of the Andrew Weil Integrative Medicine Scholarship. With her education she hopes to continue to support her patients by empowering them to incorporate integrative practices with their traditional western approaches to medicine and care.
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Zohra Aziz, PA
Affiliate, IT Services
BioZohra Aziz began her journey at San Francisco State University. She obtained her Bachelors of Science Degree in Physiology and completed her Post Baccalaureate with emphasis in Public Health Studies. She completed her PA program at Stanford, and received a Masters Degree in Medical Science in 2015. Her clinical training has been at Stanford Health Care, Kaiser Permanente Redwood City, VA hospital Martinez, Valley Care Medical foundation, Valley Santa Clara and John Muir Medical group. She has also obtained surgical training in both Plastics and Cardio Thoracic surgery as First Assist. Zohra has been an APP for five years in the Department of GI/Hepatology, where she contributed in the development of the inpatient primary GI service. She has worked to develop mentorship program with her local community and currently participates in preceptorship of PA and NP Students.
Zohra is involved with the APP General Council as Co-Chair Elect and other subcommittees of Stanford Hospitals and clinics. -
Vania Bernatsky
Affiliate, IT Services
BioVania graduated with her Acute Care Nurse Practitioner with a minor in Education in 2001 from UCSF. She came to Stanford Neurosurgery in 2012. She initially focused on complex neursorugical spine conditions. Since 2016 she has worked in the Santa Cruz Satelitte Center inpatient and out patient care. Her Inpatient duties include consult, examination, admission, operation planning and assist, inpatient management including patients in critical care, (managing drains, EVD), medication adjustment, lab and radiology ordering, review and interpretation, discharges, patient education. Vania's outpatient duties include consult, operation planning and assist, examination, symptom and medication management, lab and radiology ordering, review, interpretation, and patient education. She is a Certified Neurosurgical Registered Nurse, has completed her RNFA and Neuroscience Emergency Life support, as well as a Hemisphere 2.0 Stroke competency Series. She is Certified in Plant-Based nutrition. She has lectured on Neurosurgical topic regionally, nationally, and internationally.
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Sarah Betts MSN, BSN, ACNPC-AG, CCRN, SANE
Affiliate, IT Services
BioSarah Betts, MSN, BSN, ACNPC-AG, CCRN, SANE, is the Lead Advanced Practice Provider in the Medical Surgical Intensive Care Unit. A Bay Area native she studied classical voice performance and was a professional stage manager-turned-event manager prior to transitioning to a career in nursing. She earned both her Bachelor and Master of Nursing degrees from Georgetown University in Washington DC, and worked at the VA Palo Alto prior to joining the CVICU team at Stanford. Desiring more education in Palliative Medicine, she worked on the in-patient Palliative Medicine team where she enjoyed focusing on each patient’s unique experience of what quality of life means, and working towards making sure the care they get aligns with their values and what’s important in their lives. She transitioned to the Lead APP in the MICU in 2020 where she is able to combine her critical and palliative care experience to provide holistic and timely care to critically ill patients during some of the hardest moments in their lives.
