In a captivating conversation, Walt Thiessen sat down with Jennifer Johnson, a registered nurse with a remarkable story to share. Jennifer’s path to nursing was anything but straightforward, as she initially pursued a biology degree before a serendipitous encounter led her to the nursing profession.

Jennifer’s early years in nursing were marked by a harrowing experience of bullying, which she overcame with resilience and a determination to become “the most educated nurse to ever leave there.” Her move to a larger Stroke Center was a game-changer, as she discovered the stark contrast between the two work environments and the profound impact it had on her well-being.

As Jennifer’s nursing career progressed, she explored various specialties, including pediatric emergency and trauma care. Through these experiences, she developed a deep appreciation for the power of intuition in nursing practice. “When you have this feeling of intuition, or you have this feeling that something’s not going right, that the patient’s not doing well, you act on it,” Jennifer shared. “You listen into it and you act on it.”

Jennifer’s unwavering belief in the value of intuition led her to embark on a mission to bring this often-overlooked aspect of nursing into the spotlight. “It’s backed by science,” she emphasized, highlighting the peer-reviewed studies that support the validity of intuition in healthcare.

The COVID-19 pandemic posed a significant challenge for Jennifer, as she grappled with the mental health toll it took on nurses. “It was just one of those things where, and you know, it was a moment by moment, just trying to get through the shift,” she recounted. The experience left her determined to “bring a little bit of love back to nursing” and support newer graduates navigating the complexities of the profession.

Jennifer’s upcoming book, “Nursing Intuition,” is a testament to her passion for empowering nurses to trust their instincts. The book combines personal stories, academic research, and journal prompts, creating a comprehensive resource for nurses to explore and develop their intuitive abilities.

When asked about the potential backlash she might face from the traditional medical establishment, Jennifer remained undeterred. “I’m just putting it out there. You know, those who need to hear the message will hear it. Those who aren’t ready to hear it won’t. That’s okay, but the book will be there, hopefully 50 to 100 years from now and maybe it’ll be that one piece that really gets the ball rolling.”

Jennifer’s unwavering commitment to her cause is truly inspiring. As Walt Thiessen aptly observed, “when someone comes onto the show, inevitably, it’s because they’ve been through something on their own, usually some sort of a trauma, some sort of horrible event. And they come out the other side and they learned something from it, and that’s something they said, ‘Wow, other people got to know this.'”

Jennifer’s journey is a testament to the power of resilience, the importance of self-care, and the transformative potential of embracing one’s intuition. Her message resonates deeply, reminding us that true change often begins with the courage to challenge the status quo and the willingness to share our stories.

Her website:  https://www.nursejenn.ca/

Episode Page: https://www.loatoday.net/jennifer-johnson

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