Mary McFadden serves as a Nursing Leadership Consultant at MCFADDEN NURSING & HEALTHCARE CONSULTANTS, LLC, where she leverages her extensive experience as a seasoned Chief Nursing Officer to drive transformative changes in healthcare organizations. With a profound commitment to patient advocacy and a service-oriented approach,...
Mary McFadden serves as a Nursing Leadership Consultant at MCFADDEN NURSING & HEALTHCARE CONSULTANTS, LLC, where she leverages her extensive experience as a seasoned Chief Nursing Officer to drive transformative changes in healthcare organizations. With a profound commitment to patient advocacy and a service-oriented approach, Mary is dedicated to elevating nursing standards and enhancing patient safety across various healthcare settings. Her expertise in clinical supervision and utilization management allows her to identify areas for improvement and implement evidence-based practices that foster nursing excellence.
Currently, Mary is spearheading key projects focused on leadership mentoring and development, aiming to cultivate the next generation of nurse leaders. Her authentic and engaging leadership style not only inspires her team but also encourages a culture of collaboration and continuous learning. As a former President of the Association of California Nurse Leaders, she has a proven track record of advocating for nursing professionals and influencing policy changes that benefit both patients and healthcare providers.
Mary’s diverse administrative skill set encompasses time management, 360 feedback processes, and strategic planning, enabling her to navigate the complexities of managed care and ambulatory services effectively. Her insight and energy are instrumental in driving initiatives that prioritize patient-centered care and enhance overall healthcare delivery. Through her work at MCFADDEN NURSING & HEALTHCARE CONSULTANTS, LLC, Mary McFadden continues to make a significant impact on the nursing profession, championing excellence and fostering a compassionate healthcare environment.