LEADERSHIP
Guiding the Future of the Specialty
The Infectious Disease Nurse Practitioner Society of America is led by experienced healthcare professionals who are dedicated to advancing infectious disease nursing through education, collaboration, innovation, and advocacy.
Together, our leadership team brings diverse clinical, academic, research, and organizational expertise that helps shape the future of the specialty while supporting healthcare professionals across the country.
OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM
Meet the Leaders Behind IDNPSA
PRESIDENT
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Sara Rogers,
DNP, AGACNP-BC, AGPCNP-BC
Sara Rogers is President of IDNPSA and an experienced infectious disease nurse practitioner specializing in inpatient and critical care. Based in Albuquerque, NM, she holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and dual certifications in acute and adult-gerontology care. Dr. Rogers is passionate about advancing the IDNP role, mentoring colleagues, and promoting excellence in infectious disease care.
VICE-PRESIDENT
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Sagie DeGuzman,
PhD, APRN, A-CNS, ANP-C
Sagie De Guzman, PhD, APRN, A-CNS, ANP-C, is a distinguished Adult Nurse Practitioner and an accomplished academic, currently serving as the Director of the Master of Science in Nursing, Family Nurse Practitioner Program at Pacific College. Based at Saint John’s Cancer and Research Institute in Santa Monica, CA, Dr. De Guzman specializes in urology and infectious diseases, where he integrates advanced clinical practices with a compassionate approach to patient care.
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
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Vanessa Riley,
FNP
Vanessa Riley is the Chief Information Officer of IDNPSA, based in Rochester, NY, at the University of Rochester. She brings a background in inpatient general and transplant infectious diseases alongside expertise in healthcare technology and project management. She’s passionate about using digital solutions to advance infectious disease practice, connect professionals across disciplines, and is committed to fostering innovation and collaboration.
OUR COMMITMENT
Leadership Through Service
IDNPSA leadership is committed to fostering a collaborative professional community that supports learning, innovation, mentorship, and specialty advancement.
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By bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise, we aim to strengthen the role of infectious disease nurses and nurse practitioners while improving healthcare outcomes for the patients and communities we serve.
GET INVOLVED
Help Shape the Future of Infectious Disease Nursing
The continued growth of our specialty depends on the engagement and contributions of healthcare professionals who are passionate about advancing infectious disease care.
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Whether through membership, collaboration, education, or future volunteer opportunities, we invite you to become part of our growing community.