Lisa Grubb is a nursing executive with a wealth of experience and expertise in various facets of health care operations, leading teams and organizations toward sustained excellence in quality, operations, finances, and growth. Her extensive background ranges from nursing practice and patient safety to regulatory compliance and quality improvement.
With nearly two decades of direct and supervisory experience in infection control, Dr. Grubb has demonstrated proficiency as a consultant, department director, and contract consultant. Her involvement in performance improvement projects across multiple domains, including infection prevention, operating room management, nursing practice, and pressure injury prevention, underscores her commitment to enhancing health care delivery.
A certified wound care nurse (CWCN) and wound consultant at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Dr. Grubb has contributed significantly to the field through scholarly work and research endeavors. Her recent recognition for “Biggest Clinical Impact” in pressure injury prevention highlights Dr. Grubb’s dedication to advancing best practices in this area. Her focus on preparing advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) to effectively care for patients with chronic wounds in the outpatient setting underscores the importance of ensuring that providers are equipped with the knowledge and skills to deliver high-quality care both within and beyond traditional hospital settings.
JHU Center Affiliation:
Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality
Center for Infectious Disease and Nursing Innovation