Katharine Hoffman has spent over 14 years in health care in various roles and subspecialties to include mother infant care, occupational health, preventative medicine, and pediatrics, providing direct patient care as a certified medical assistant. She is board certified in infection prevention and control (CIC). Further education and training include a Bachelor of Science in health administration and health management, as well as a Master of Public Health focused in epidemiology. She currently works as an infection preventionist at JPS Health Network.
Health at Risk: The Impact of Antimicrobial Resistance From a Global to Local Health Perspective
March 6th 2024Discover the critical role infection preventionists play in combating multidrug-resistant organisms, from the impact on patient care to the challenges of treatment, and the evolving landscape of antimicrobial resistance with Katharine J Hoffman, MPH, CIC.
Chief Infection Prevention Officer: Leading the Way Into the Future
December 7th 2023The role and responsibility of executive-level oversight in infection prevention is growing. Expertise, determination, consistency, and sustainability bring value to reducing healthcare–associated infections, preventing harm, and supporting a safe workplace.