Nurse consultants who have gained recognition in the healthcare industry:
Linda Aiken: A renowned nurse researcher and consultant known for her work on nurse staffing and its impact on patient outcomes.
Donna Cardillo: A well-known nurse entrepreneur, speaker, and author, specializing in career development and empowerment for nurses.
Kathleen Bartholomew: An influential nurse consultant, author, and speaker who focuses on improving healthcare communication, teamwork, and patient safety.
Elizabeth Scala: A nurse consultant, coach, and author who helps nurses and healthcare professionals develop resilience, reduce burnout, and find joy in their careers.
Susan B. Hassmiller: A prominent nurse leader and policy expert who has made significant contributions to nursing education, workforce development, and healthcare reform.
Beth Boynton: A nurse consultant, author, and speaker who specializes in communication and collaboration skills for healthcare professionals.
Keith Carlson: A nurse consultant, career coach, and podcaster who supports nurses in professional development, entrepreneurship, and self-care.
Lorie Brown: A nurse attorney, author, and consultant who focuses on legal issues affecting nurses and provides guidance on professional practice, licensure defense, and ethical dilemmas.
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