Julianne is the Emergency Management Program Coordinator for Primary Children's Hospital-Miller Campus and Wasatch Canyons Pediatric Behavioral Health Campus where she supports disaster mitigation, planning, training, and response.

As an experienced healthcare emergency manager, she has been involved in local, state, regional, and national emergency management efforts in planning, training, exercises, response, and mitigation for cross-jurisdictional healthcare partners. She has developed and implemented training curricula for healthcare incident management for leaders. 

She was the Program Director for the National EMS Information System (NEMSIS), sponsored by NHTSA, leading the program in strategic operations, and facilitating the collection and utilization of national EMS data.  Julianne has also served as lead instructor for several healthcare disaster courses at FEMA’s Center for Domestic Preparedness.

She holds a master’s degree in Emergency Management/Homeland Security from Arizona State University, a bachelor’s degree in Emergency Services Administration, and is a Certified Emergency Manager (CEM) for both the International Association of Emergency Managers and the State of Utah. She is also a Master Exercise Practitioner designated by FEMA and has been an A-EMT for 20 years.