Carolyn Hoffman's guest appearances

Carolyn Hoffman

Shift Change

Transformation Thursday

Curious Navel

Michael Sandler

Chris Davis

Joe Hart

Kate Greenberg

Drew Dudley

Becca Moore

Kate Kelly

Sam Young

Jessica Smith

Robin Cogan

Jordan Gray

Natalie Walker

Paco Underhill

Theresa Thorn

Chris Thompson

OwlTail

Carolyn recently moved back to her family’s farm to help her dad – which is perfectly consistent with her compassionate core. She is a geriatric nurse who brings humanity to healthcare, listening to her patients’ stories and connecting with their family. Her empathy and spirituality are reflected in how she has raised her children and her reluctance to do anything selfish – unless it’s a massage or one day, if she can get past the fear, jumping out of an airplane.

Carolyn recently moved back to her family’s farm to help her dad – which is perfectly consistent with her compassionate core. She is a geriatric nurse who brings humanity to healthcare, listening to her patients’ stories and connecting with their family. Her empathy and spirituality are reflected in how she has raised her children and her reluctance to do anything selfish – unless it’s a massage or one day, if she can get past the fear, jumping out of an airplane.

Ep 090 - Carolyn Hoffman

In this episode, Carolyn D. Hoffman (she/they) discusses their run for the Monroe County Legislature in District 25 with Penny and Amy.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/transformationthursday/message

In this episode, Carolyn D. Hoffman (she/they) discusses their run for the Monroe County Legislature in District 25 with Penny and Amy.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/transformationthursday/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/transformationthursday/message</a>

Episode 86 - Carolyn Hoffman Runs for Monroe County Legislature

Carolyn Hoffman is a registered nurse with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Masters in Nursing who has senior leadership experience in hospital operations, provincial government, nursing regulation and quality improvement in healthcare; all with a focus on patient safety. She was most recently the Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association and was previously the SVP, Quality &amp; Healthcare Improvement for Alberta Health Services, the largest health region in the country.  In 2004, Carolyn was one of the first employees of the Canadian Patient Safety Institute where she was Director of Operations (Ontario to British Columbia). Her key responsibilities included internal lead for the development and launch of the Safer Healthcare Now! National Campaign. Carolyn is a co-author of the Tool for the Concise Analysis of Patient Safety Incidents (2016), Canadian Incident Analysis Framework (2012); the lead author of the 2008 consultation paper on the Development of a Canadian Adverse Event Reporting and Learning System; and co-author of the Canadian Root Cause Analysis Framework (2006) as well as the Canadian Patient Safety Dictionary (2003). Her current role is President and Chief Executive Office for the Institute for the Safe Medication Practices Canada (ISMP).  Episode Highlights  We start by talking about the beginning of her nursing career and that ‘first tap on the shoulder’ that lead her to education before exploring:  Her expanding awareness of systems for patient safety that became a passion and driving force for the rest of her career The educator role and how to approach finding roles for yourself in that sphere What’s required and the day-to-day in working in patient safety The importance of having a support network The right attitude for change in the nurses’ career and the nursing profession   Key Points  1. Ask questions 2. It is essential that you know and believe in yourself and take forward your experience, education and intention forward with confidence 3. Be as authentic and engaged in the patient-client relationship as you can   For full show notes go to http://nurseleaders.ca/podcast

Carolyn Hoffman is a registered nurse with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Masters in Nursing who has senior leadership experience in hospital operations, provincial government, nursing regulation and quality improvement in healthcare; all with a focus on patient safety. She was most recently the Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association and was previously the SVP, Quality &amp; Healthcare Improvement for Alberta Health Services, the largest health region in the country. In 2004, Carolyn was one of the first employees of the Canadian Patient Safety Institute where she was Director of Operations (Ontario to British Columbia). Her key responsibilities included internal lead for the development and launch of the Safer Healthcare Now! National Campaign. Carolyn is a co-author of the Tool for the Concise Analysis of Patient Safety Incidents (2016), Canadian Incident Analysis Framework (2012); the lead author of the 2008 consultation paper on the Development of a Canadian Adverse Event Reporting and Learning System; and co-author of the Canadian Root Cause Analysis Framework (2006) as well as the Canadian Patient Safety Dictionary (2003). Her current role is President and Chief Executive Office for the Institute for the Safe Medication Practices Canada (ISMP). Episode Highlights We start by talking about the beginning of her nursing career and that ‘first tap on the shoulder’ that lead her to education before exploring: <ul> <li>Her expanding awareness of systems for patient safety that became a passion and driving force for the rest of her career</li> <li>The educator role and how to approach finding roles for yourself in that sphere</li> <li>What’s required and the day-to-day in working in patient safety</li> <li>The importance of having a support network</li> <li>The right attitude for change in the nurses’ career and the nursing profession</li> </ul> Key Points 1. Ask questions 2. It is essential that you know and believe in yourself and take forward your experience, education and intention forward with confidence 3. Be as authentic and engaged in the patient-client relationship as you can For full show notes go to <a href="http://nurseleaders.ca/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://nurseleaders.ca/podcast</a>

Every Nurse a Leader with Carolyn Hoffman