Let’s transform healthcare TOGETHER
Dr. Simmy King
DNP, MS, MBA, NI-BC, NE-BC, CHSE, FAAN, FAONL
Simmy King
Together, we can elevate healthcare leadership to new heights and redesign care in an ever-evolving healthcare ecosystem.
Driven by Vision
I believe every leader should step forward with unwavering confidence and a clear vision to inspire others through compassion, expertise, and a deep commitment to progress. I understand that the challenges we are facing in healthcare require more than just experience — they demand bold leadership and cross-industry collaboration.
Collaboration & Co-creation
I believe in collaboration and co-creation across the healthcare industry. By adopting outward and forward-thinking mindsets, together we will transform 21st-century leadership, enhance resilience, and drive innovation, ultimately reimagining care.
A Deep Commitment to Transform Healthcare
I am deeply committed to transforming healthcare — not alone, but together. I believe in the power of collaboration, the importance of seeing different perspectives, and the collective strength that emerges when leaders unite with a shared purpose.
Lead, Listen & Uplift
We must listen and uplift by working together to shape a stronger, adaptive workforce that can easily shift when leading through uncertainty — one that not only meets the needs of today but is prepared for the challenges of tomorrow.
Dr. Simmy King is a nurse expert and leader. She holds the position of Associate Professor of Pediatrics at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Dr. King was recently appointed as President of the American Board of Nursing Artificial Intelligence (ABNAI), and also serves as a member of the American Academy of Nursing, AI Taskforce, and American Organization for Nursing Leadership, LITT Committee.
Emphasizing the importance of innovation, Dr. King spearheads initiatives in digital transformation, workforce education, and wellness strategies to improve clinical outcomes and promote technology integration into clinical practice.