Visionary Healthcare Executive with a Doctorate of Nursing Practice and over 15 years of progressive nursing leadership experience specializing in recruiting and retaining high performing teams, building collaborative interprofessional relationships, and achieving high quality outcomes in areas of care delivery, staff and patient satisfaction, and financially sustainable program development.
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Safety and Quality Improvements
Staffing and Facility Projects
Patient and Staff Satisfaction Initiatives
Nurse Executive Advanced-Board Certified Certified since 2014
Critical Care Registered Nurse-K Certified since 1996
Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certified since 1993
Basic Life Support Certified since 1993
Member of the Clinical Leadership Academy - 2015
AONE Nurse Mentor Award Nominee - 2015
Penn Medicine Quality Award Winner-2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
Victoria Rich Transformational Leader Award Nominee - 2015
Graduate Emerging Leaders Program - 2015
Hubschman Award Nominee - 2014
AACN CSI Grant Recipient - 2014
Relationship Based Care Award Finalist - 2013, 2014
Johnson, T., Reich, J. (October, 2016). Get Your Head in the Clouds: Using Technology to Streamline the Magnet Document Submission Process. Accepted for podium presentation at the ANCC 2016 National Magnet Conference, Orlando, FL.
Johnson, T., Gieswein, R. (October, 2016). While You Were Sleeping: Night Shift Nurses Improve Outcomes Through a Shared Governance Night Council. Accepted for poster presentation at the ANCC 2016 National Magnet Conference, Orlando, FL.
Johnson, T, Sites, C., Burke, K. (May 2016). The QSEN Competencies in Clinical Practice: Application of Competency Domains. Preconference presentation at QSEN national conference San Antonio, TX.
Johnson, T, Sites, C., Burke, K. (May 2016). Developmental Progression of Practice Competencies Across Four Levels of Clinical Advancement Podium presentation at QSEN national conference San Antonio, TX.
Johnson, T. (July 2015). Shared governance: Putting the pieces together. Podium presentation Shared Governance Transition Celebration Philadelphia, PA.
Johnson, T. (May, 2015). The benefits of transitioning patients from the emergency department to medical-surgical units using a bedside reporting process. 6th Annual Stanford National Nursing Research Conference Palo Alto, CA.
Stillwell, K., Chiger, M., Johnson, T. (April, 2015). Chocolate + Peanut Butter: When clinical inquiry leads to something gratifying. Podium presentation at Penn Medicine Nursing Grand Rounds Philadelphia, PA.
Stillwell, K., Chiger, M., Johnson, T. (March, 2015). Chocolate + Peanut Butter: When clinical inquiry leads to something gratifying. Podium presentation at the 3rd Annual Penn Medicine Research Conference Philadelphia, PA.
Johnson, T. (July 2014). Staffing effectiveness: Understanding productivity. Podium Presentation at the 2014 Penn Medicine Budget Conference, Philadelphia PA.
DelGuidice, M., Johnson, T., Brennan, J., Mariotti, D. (October 2013). Eliminating jobs without eliminating people. Poster presentation at the UHC Annual Conference Atlanta, GA.
Burke, K., Johnson, T., Sites, C., Barnsteiner, J. (in print May 2017). The determination of developmental progression of nursing practice competencies using Delphi methodology. American Journal of Nursing.
Gieswein, R, Luecke, H., Rodden, J., Visco, F., D'Auria, J., Ziegler, N., Johnson, T. (Accepted for publication 2016). Call a pro. Nursing 2016.
Johnson, T. M. (2015). The impact of implementing bedside report to transition patients across units (Order No. 3681941). Available from ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (1656482771). Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1656482771?accountid=14707
Johnson, T. (Spring, 2015). Shared governance: Putting the pieces together. Penn Medicine Magnet Newsletter.
Camp Nurse July 2015- Kenbrook Bible Camp
Parent Adviser 2013, 2014, 2015-Eastern Regional School Board
Volunteer 2013, 2014- Voorhees Vikings Lacrosse and Football
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