MARTINSVILLE – IU Health Morgan Chief Operating Officer and Chief Nursing Officer, Jason King, DNP, RN, CENP, FAONL, has been recognized by the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL) as one of their 2022 Class of Fellows.
This prestigious designation was given to only eight individuals this year and showcases King’s dedication to shaping the future of nursing leadership.
“I desire to use my nursing leadership and voice to influence healthcare transformation—to pursue quality patient care, not just here in Indiana but across the country,” says King. “This achievement is a validation of my years of leadership and advocacy for the profession of nursing.”
IU Health South Central Region President Brian Shockney said, “Jason is so deserving of this wonderful recognition. He is a tremendous partner and advocates for his local and regional team, and his work both before and during the COVID-19 pandemic embodies the IU Health values of purpose, excellence, team, and compassion.”
King explained that the fellowship designation also requires significant contributions to AONL, which he has proudly worked with to further their mission of transforming healthcare through expert and influential nursing leadership.
“Nurses make a world of difference to patients, and we’re not just working at their bedside,” said King. “We’re working to enhance healthcare, and I am humbled that my contributions are being recognized by an organization like AONL.”
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