Meet The Team

Nicole Sirotek is known as The Original New York Nurse whistleblower. In May 2020 she traveled to NYC at the beginning of the Covid Pandemic to help, she didn't expect to find gross negligence, complete medical mismanagement, and blatant disregard for human life that she saw in those inner-city hospitals. After a video of her begging for help to save her patient's life went viral, her life as she previously knew it was destroyed. Nicole made a promise to herself that she would continue to fight to help patients receive safe equitable care, so she founded the American Frontline Nurses a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to advocating for patients.

Julia McCabe is a registered nurse and the Director of Advocacy Services for American Frontline Nurses. Julia has a deep passion for helping others heal and live the life they were designed to live. Which has led her to become who she is today and why she is so passionate about holistic health and patient advocacy.  As a Nurse Educator for a large pharmaceutical company, Julia has taught numerous nurses, patients and patient families how to safely administer medications at home and advocate for proper medical treatments that fits their needs. 

Jennifer is a mother of four with a strong interest in nutrition and holistic medicine. As a Patient Services Coordinator in a physical therapy office for over ten years, she trained staff within thirteen clinics. As a military wife, she was involved with the Family Readiness Group (FRG) for families of deployed servicemen and women. When Her last child was born with a serious medical condition, Jennifer learned to become a patient advocate, navigating the hospital system. This led to joining an international parent group and providing information and support to others. Jennifer enjoys connecting, talking, and helping other people.

Sue Palmer is a Registered Nurse in Georgia.  Most of her work experience has been in gastroenterology at an endoscopy center as a pre- and post-op nurse and also infusing Remicade to patients with Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis.  She also worked part time for a pregnancy center and as a hotline nurse for Heartbeat International’s Abortion Pill Reversal Network, the latter of which was her most rewarding work. She currently manages the collection of Stories from families or friends who have lost a loved one due to hospital mismanagement or anyone who just wants to share their struggles with the current healthcare system in America.  Sue also manages AFLN’s Referral Network email by providing guidance and information to potential nurse advocates or providers for AFLN's Resource Network. 

Karen has worked with the public since she was 16 years old. The last 14 years she worked at a healthcare facility serving the underserved such as migrant farmworkers and low-income families. She loved her job there working for the public as the contact person for local resources and one of the few in-person assistants in the community. She has always had a soft spot for people when it comes to helping and many times being their voice. Karen is fluent in both English and Spanish and she enjoyed spending time with her family and close friends. Her babies are her motivators and the reason for me to continue to help the vulnerable as much as she can.

Amanda has a lifetime in healthcare. She was raised by a nurse and went to nursing school at 19 years old. She has been a nurse for 14 years, specializing in home infusion and geriatrics. She left hospital nursing in December 2019 to pursue a more holistic-based career. Amanda strongly believes in medical freedom, informed consent, and teaching prevention of disease. In addition to education, she also helps refer customers to The Patriot Wellness Store. She is a die-hard Patriot and passionate about helping Americans Get well and stay well.