I'm a Registered Rad Tech turned burnout recovery coach and honestly, the person who says the things healthcare workers are thinking but are too afraid to say out loud.

Because here's what I know after a decade in the trenches:

The burnout conversation in healthcare is happening everywhere.

But rarely on a stage. Rarely in a room where someone actually has a microphone and isn't afraid to use it.

That's where I come in.

I speak on burnout recovery and prevention — not from a research paper, but from lived experience inside over a dozen hospitals across this country. I use NLP, trauma-informed coaching, and a whole lot of "yeah, I've been there too" to help healthcare workers get to the actual root of what's driving their burnout.

And I don't just advocate for the ones in patient care.

I believe fixing healthcare takes everyone — frontline staff, management, and leadership — actually working together instead of against each other. That's not a popular take. But it's the only one that creates real change.

If your audience needs someone who's not just willing to say what everyone else is thinking but to also do something about it?

That's me.