Education

University of South Alabama
Family Nurse Practitioner – 2017

Weber State University
B.S. Nursing – 2005

Experience

Ogden Clinic – Family Nurse Practitioner
Ogden, Utah – 2018 to Present

Intermountain Healthcare McKay-Dee Vein and Vascular - Registered Nurse
South Ogden, Utah – 2011 to 2017

Primary Children’s Medical Center – RN
Salt Lake City, Utah – 2013 to 2015

Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula - RN
Monterey, California – 2009 to 2010

Interests

After practicing as a Registered Nurse for over a decade, Sheryl Bingham became a Family Nurse Practitioner in 2017. She is committed to advancing health promotion, disease prevention, and quality outcomes in an empathetic, compassionate, holistic, and professional manner.

Sheryl was born and raised in Davis County. She graduated from Northridge High School then traveled often with her husband’s military career. After spending several years working within Medical Weight Loss, Sheryl now works inside our Women’s Center. She cares deeply about the health of women throughout adolescence, early adulthood, childbearing years, and peri-/post-menopause.

Sheryl and her husband have five children and enjoy biking, hiking, and skiing together in their spare time.

Sheryl Bingham on Ogden Clinic's Blog

This One Intervention Improves PCOS in Over 50% of Women

Left untreated, women with PCOS are at higher risk for insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, diabetes, obesity, infertility, heart disease, sleep apnea, mood disorders, and endometrial cancer. But there’s one intervention that has proven to improve infertility and other associated symptoms.

Read more at https://www.ogdenclinicblog.com/pcos-intervention-sheryl-bingham/

How to Lose Weight in 2020

If you’re like most people across northern Utah, you probably chose “exercise more” or “lose weight” as your new year’s resolution. With that in mind, we sat down with Medical Weight Loss Expert Sheryl Bingham, FNP-C, to find out what you can do to maximize your chances of successfully losing weight in 2020.

Read more at https://www.ogdenclinicblog.com/how-to-lose-weight-in-2020/

How to Quit Drinking Soda

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), roughly half of Americans drink sugar-sweetened beverages (usually soda) every day. Drinking soda is associated with weight gain/obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, and arthritis.

The simple fact is that drinking soda is an unhealthy habit that can be difficult to quit. We sat down with Medical Weight Loss Expert Sheryl Bingham, FNP-C, to find out what we can do to make it easier for us to quit drinking soda.

Read more at https://www.ogdenclinicblog.com/how-to-quit-drinking-soda/

What Matters Most on a Nutrition Label? Sheryl Bingham Weighs In

With so many numbers and strange words, nutrition labels can sometimes be difficult to figure out. What numbers are most important? What should we avoid? We sat down with Medical Weight Loss Expert Sheryl Bingham, FNP-C, to talk about what to look for.

Read more at https://www.ogdenclinicblog.com/how-to-read-nutrition-labels/

How to Find Time to Exercise with Sheryl Bingham

We all like the idea of exercising, but with our busy schedules, it’s often hard to find the time. We sat down with Medical Weight Loss Expert Sheryl Bingham, FNP-C, to discuss realistic ways to help you fit exercising into your hectic schedule.

Read more at https://www.ogdenclinicblog.com/how-to-find-time-to-exercise/

Could You Be Diabetic and Not Know It?

According to healthline.com, 29.1 million people in the United States have diabetes, but 8.1 million others may be undiagnosed or unaware of their condition. Could you be someone with undiagnosed diabetes? We sat down with Medical Weight Loss Expert Sheryl Bingham, FNP-C, to talk about the warning signs and symptoms of diabetes.

Read more at https://www.ogdenclinicblog.com/could-you-be-diabetic-and-not-know-it/

Does Coffee Break an Intermittent Fast? We Asked Sheryl Bingham

Intermittent fasting is more than just a weight loss technique—narrowing the window on when you eat may help slow the aging process, lower your risk for cardiovascular disease, and improve your sleep. This method of eating is gaining popularity due to the studied health benefits, but it’s also raised a few questions.

Read more at https://www.ogdenclinicblog.com/does-coffee-break-a-fast/