In 2009 she received the Utah Nurse Practitioner of the Year Award from the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. She is highly involved in the Utah County Immunization Coalition and has led multiple intervention programs to improve immunization rates in the county and, as a result, improve the overall health of the community. Beth is the recipient of many local and national grants to fund research regarding infant, child, and adolescent immunizations. In addition, she has presented at local and national conferences, sharing her passion for nursing, patient safety, and quality and efficiency in health care. One of her favorite activities is volunteering to teach girls’ maturation to fifth- and sixth-grade girls. She is married to a veteran police officer and has two sons.