
Canada •
$5,001 - $10,000
5.0 (1 review)
About
Nurse Jenn. My keynotes ignite teams, reduce burnout, and shift burnout culture—fast.
Keeping the Nurses You Hire: A Practical Framework for Solving New Nurse Attrition
New nurse turnover costs hospitals millions—but it’s preventable. Keeping the Nurses You Hire teaches leaders and educators how to build confident, competent new nurses through better onboarding, resilience training, and real-time support. Practical, evidence-based, and immediately actionable, this course provides a clear roadmap to reducing early-career burnout and dramatically improving retention.
Nursing Intuition: The Skill No One Teaches—But Saves Careers
Nursing Intuition is the skill every nurse uses but almost no one is taught to trust. In this engaging, heartfelt keynote, Jennifer Johnson shows nurses how intuition acts as a safety net, a burnout buffer, and a confidence booster—especially in chaotic environments. With gripping ER stories and relatable moments every nurse has lived, she teaches how to tune into intuition, strengthen it shift after shift, and use it to stay safe, stay confident, and stay in the profession. Nurses walk away feeling validated, empowered, and reminded of why their instincts are their superpower.
The Shift That Never Ends: Navigating Grief in Nursing
Grieving Your Patient: The Hidden Work of Nursing is a powerful, reflective course designed to help nurses understand, process, and heal from the emotional weight of patient loss. Through real stories from the bedside, psychological frameworks, and guided reflection, participants learn why certain cases linger, how cumulative grief affects their practice, and what healthy processing truly looks like. This course offers practical tools for navigating acute loss, moral distress, and the long-term emotional fatigue that often goes unspoken in healthcare. Nurses leave feeling validated, grounded, and supported—armed with the skills to grieve honestly, heal fully, and continue to care without losing themselves in the process.
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