Wendy Moss Marquez
About Wendy Moss Marquez
Wendy Moss Marquez is a Clinical Educator and Manager at UCHealth in Aurora, Colorado, with extensive experience in critical care nursing and healthcare education.
Current Role at UCHealth
Wendy Moss Marquez currently manages the Virtual Health Center at UCHealth in Aurora, Colorado. She has been in this role since April 2021. This position allows her to integrate her extensive clinical experience with her management skills to oversee virtual health services, aiming to improve patient care and operational efficiency.
Current Position at Teleflex Incorporated
Wendy Moss Marquez works at Teleflex Incorporated as a Clinical Educator. In this role, she focuses on educating healthcare professionals. Her responsibilities include developing and delivering training programs that enhance the knowledge and skills of healthcare providers, ensuring they are well-equipped to deliver high-quality patient care.
Previous Roles at UCHealth
Wendy Moss Marquez has held multiple roles at UCHealth, including Hospital Manager and Critical Care RN-Charge Nurse. She worked as a Hospital Manager from 2015 to 2021 in Aurora, Colorado, where she was responsible for overseeing hospital operations and staff. Her role as a Critical Care RN-Charge Nurse spanned from 2006 to 2021, during which she led critical care teams and managed patient care in high-pressure environments.
Educational Background
Wendy Moss Marquez holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Health/Health Care Administration/Management from Grand Canyon University (completed in 2021), a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN-Nursing) from Regis University (completed in 2006), and a degree in Biology/Chemistry from the University of Colorado Denver (completed in 2001). This diverse educational background provides her with a robust foundation in both clinical and administrative aspects of healthcare.
Research Experience
From 1999 to 2006, Wendy Moss Marquez worked as a Professional Research Assistant at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. In this role, she was involved in various research projects that aimed to advance medical knowledge and improve patient outcomes. This experience has contributed to her comprehensive understanding of the research and clinical dimensions of healthcare.