
Jenny’s professional mission is deeply personal. After losing her younger sister, Annie, to cancer at the age of 24, she became especially passionate about cancer treatment and patient-centered care. Motivated to make a meaningful impact, Jenny leveraged her expertise in oncology healthcare administration to found Phoenix Cancer Support Network, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting cancer patients and their families throughout treatment and survivorship.
Jenny holds a Bachelor of Science in Communications Studies with a concentration in Speech from Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts, and a Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Healthcare Management from Columbia Southern University. She lives in Phoenix, Arizona with her husband, Sam, and their three children, Ari, Elliott, and Gia.
A Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Gastroenterology, Dr. Weber has expertise in colonoscopy, gastroscopy, ERCP, inflammatory bowel diseases, peptic ulcer and gastroesophageal reflux disease, and liver diseases.
Prior to joining PCSN, Dr. Weber spent 30 years as a gastroenterologist in private practice in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. During this time, he also served as the Medical Director of both the Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center Comprehensive Obesity Treatment Program and the West Allis Memorial Hospital Weight Loss Program.
Dr. Weber has participated in numerous research studies throughout his career. In 2001, he was named Best Doctor in Milwaukee by Shepard Publications. He is also a 2003 recipient of the America’s Top Physicians Award through the Community Research Council of America. He is a Fellow of the American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy.
In 2005, Dr. Weber became intensely involved in sarcoma cancer fundraising and awareness after the loss of his 24-year-old daughter, Annie. To honor his late daughter, Dr. Weber helped form Annie’s Connection SC, a member-directed support group serving those who have lost young adults.
A year later, he co-founded Annie’s Night, which benefits the MACC (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer) Fund, an organization dedicated to finding effective treatments and cures for pediatric cancers and other blood-related disorders. “Working with cancer patients is a natural progression in my career,” he says. Of his goal for patients, Dr. Weber says, “I hope that through an encounter with a patient and their caregivers, I am able to provide them with some sense of peace, lessen their fear and diminish their suffering.”
Dr. Weber is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Gastroenterology Association, the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, the Maricopa County Medical Society and the Sarcoma Foundation of America.



Jori served as the Practice Administrator at Arizona Oncology, an affiliate of the US Oncology Network. During her 9-year tenure, she was instrumental in the rapid growth and expansion of service lines in the Phoenix metropolitan division. These included in the first statewide Breast Care Center, one of the first comprehensive cancer centers, 4 satellite locations, 25 specialists and significant growth.
In 2012, Jori transitioned to an administrator role at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center in Gilbert, Arizona. In this role, she focused on programmatic development of multi-disciplinary, disease specific care teams in order to achieve high quality and individualized care models. 3 years later Jori was promoted to Executive Director of Banner University Medical Group for the Department of Medicine. During this time, she developed new programs and services and implemented multi-disciplinary approaches to care.
In 2017, Jori started her own business, AmeriCare, as a result of her passion to improve community health outcomes. She created the Cancer Warriors Program focused on access to care, healthcare navigation, advocacy, and education. Jori’s Cancer Warriors Program has been highly recognized by patients and healthcare providers because it facilitates communication and a highly coordinated care experience, while overcoming barriers and providing resources that would have otherwise been unavailable.
Jori currently serves as the Vice President for Support Services at Valleywise Health. Valleywise is Arizona’s only public teaching and safety net health system. In this role she provides executive leadership for acute, behavioral health, and ambulatory operations and is committed to providing access to care for underserved people and communities. She is a native to Arizona and lives in Phoenix, with her husband, Will and their two dogs, Roscoe and Cooper.

Her expertise in event planning and management has been instrumental in the success of many high-profile events, and she is known for her creativity, attention to detail, and exceptional organizational skills.
When she’s not working, Heather enjoys spending time with her daughter and husband, exploring the natural beauty of Arizona, and traveling to new destinations. Her passion for events and her dedication to excellence make her an excellent addition to the board at PCSN.


