Nancy Osmundson completed her undergraduate degree at Oklahoma City University, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. Wanting to continue her education, she later graduated from the Oklahoma City University School of Law, earning her Juris Doctorate. From there, she worked in the oil industry for several years before becoming the Dean of Academic Affairs at Keiser University in Florida and later the campus president.

With a career that spans over 20 years, Nancy has amassed a wealth of experience in the legal field, non-profit sector, and healthcare. Her diverse expertise is a testament to her versatility and adaptability. She has led several non-profits, worked with developers, established her own companies, and community support services, such as an Adopt-A-Family program and two suicide prevention collaboratives. Her leadership roles in these sectors have equipped her with the skills to lead and manage effectively. This is evident in her role as the director of several Critical Access Hospital foundations in Colorado and Idaho, where she led fundraising and marketing initiatives.  

Outside the hospital, you can find her enjoying time with her miniature horse, Margarita, two adorable dogs, and her two children. She excitedly began the role of grandma this year as her first grandson was born.