Karen is a Registered Nurse with a master’s degree in nursing education. She has over 15 years of experience as a nurse, which includes work in vascular access, pediatric/neonatal/technology-dependent intensive care units, pediatric cardiac cath lab, and utilization and prior authorization review.
Karen has taught in the clinical practicum and classroom settings in both LPN and BSN programs.
Karen is committed to following in her mom’s footsteps and making a significant impact in her nursing career. She founded The Resilient Nurse Project in 2020 in order to fulfill her mission of helping nurses recognize, address and overcome burnout and compassion fatigue.
Shena is an all-around AMAZING human being! She has professional experience in branding, business strategy, and media relations.
Shena is THE MOST understanding and supportive person. She is a team player who is always looking for ways to draw someone's strengths. She has been descirbed as "a pragmatic yet creative thinker and a genuine, friendly person."
When it comes to The Resilient Nurse Project, Shena is highly resourceful and can create the perfect atmosphere for any event! She knows how to make people feel special, and can find the best qualities in anyone she meets. When you meet Shena, you will walk away with a huge smile and warm heart!
Brian has over 20 years of experience in the corporate setting, including technology and leadership.
Brian serves as a business professor for Lanier Technical College, and has been a guest lecturer for the Cobb County Police Academy where he trains new recruits in the essentials of leadership.
When it comes to The Resilient Nurse Project, Brian provides insight on how improvement in staff resilience can positively impact a company's financial position.
Learn the signs of burnout and compassion fatigue, and how to identify them in yourself AND your colleagues.
When you see yourself, or someone else, starting to exhibit signs of burnout and compassion fatigue, it's important to take action.
Already feeling burnout? Ready to quit? We hear you, and we're her for you. Overcoming burnout and compassion fatigue is doable!
For speaking engagements, press, and media related inquiries, please contact karen@rnproject.org
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