Dr. Victoria L. Tiase is a nurse informaticist and assistant professor of biomedical informatics and nursing at the University of Utah. She also serves as co‑director of Utah’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) Biomedical Informatics Core and as president of the Utah Nursing Informatics Network.

Dr. Tiase’s national leadership includes service on the boards of the Alliance for Nursing Informatics, AMIA, and Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research, as well as editorial board appointments with JAMIA and npj Health Systems. She was appointed as the informatics expert to the National Academy of Medicine’s Future of Nursing 2030 Committee, where she helped envision how nurses can use technology to address health disparities and strengthen community health.

Her career spans roles ranging from leading electronic health record implementations to mentoring digital health startups. She pioneers new models of care that integrate data, technology, and other innovative digital health solutions to create healthcare efficiencies and influence policy. These efforts include telemedicine initiatives for patients with limited English proficiency, nurse‑driven decision support to reduce inappropriate antibiotic prescribing, and expanding digital access to physical therapy for underserved populations. Her current research focuses on mitigating burnout and improving systems and policies through computational workload modeling to help create a resilient and thriving nursing workforce.