Chief Nursing Officer

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A step-by-step pathway for a role that activates an entire workforce on behalf of child health

Chief Nursing Officer

Are you a strategic thinker with exceptional communication skills? Consider the chief nursing officer role (CNO) for your future. Also known as chief nurse executive, vice president of patient care, or similar titles, this leader is a visionary who can activate an entire pediatric nursing workforce for the good of child health. 

How do you become a CNO? Use the steps below to set a course for this impactful leadership role. 

ID: Infographic describing steps to be a Chief Nursing Officer - see PDF for details

 

 

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