Carrie Stricker

Associate Professor and Program Director, Transformative Systems Leadership, Thomas Jefferson University College of Nursing

Carrie Tompkins Stricker, PhD, RN, ANP-BC, is an accomplished healthcare professional with a significant background in nursing, academia, research, and entrepreneurship.

Currently serving as the Program Director for Transformative Systems Leadership and an Associate Professor at Thomas Jefferson University College of Nursing in Philadelphia, PA, Dr. Stricker boasts over 20 years of experience in healthcare delivery, research, practice, and leadership roles.

As the Principal of Accelerate Outcomes LLC, Dr. Stricker offers consulting services in clinical and product strategy within the digital health and telemedicine sectors. She is also a Co-Founder of Carevive Systems, Inc., where she held key positions such as Chief Clinical Officer and Board Director.

Dr. Stricker's expertise encompasses informatics, digital innovation, clinical practice transformation, implementation science, and cancer care delivery.

Her academic pursuits include a PhD in Nursing Science, a Master of Science in Nursing Practice, and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from well-renowned institutions such as the University of Pennsylvania and The Ohio State University.

Throughout her career, Dr. Stricker has secured over $15 million in funded awards, including significant contracts focusing on symptom management algorithms and various research grants from institutions like the NIH.

She is highly regarded for her work in developing and evaluating innovative care delivery models and technology solutions to enhance the quality, efficiency, and outcomes of patient-centered cancer care.

Dr. Stricker is recognized globally as a thought leader and speaker in evidence-based supportive and survivorship care, highlighting her commitment to advancing healthcare practices and improving patient experiences.

Her extensive professional affiliations include roles in academia, consulting, clinical practice, and leadership positions within prominent organizations like the American Society of Clinical Oncology and the Oncology Nursing Society.