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Keynote

Keynote with Beverly Malone: Whole Self, Whole Career: A Revival of the Nurse Within

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Monday, November 10, 2025
8:30 am
Monday, November 10, 2025
8:30 am
Empowerment
Resilience
Global
Leadership

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As the opening keynote for Nursing Careers Week 2025, Dr. Beverly Malone will illuminate how nurses can integrate their full identities—personal, professional, cultural—into thriving careers built on purpose, resilience, and leadership. Drawing from her decades of experience as a frontline nurse, educator, policymaker, and global nursing leader, she will weave together the three event tracks focused on empowered, resilient and global nursing. Through uplifting stories and action oriented insights, Dr. Malone will help participants see nursing not as a one way investment, but as a two way path—where caring for others enriches themselves, returning confidence, connection, and renewed commitment. She’ll frame nursing as more than a profession, but the most trusted vocation—inviting attendees to step into leadership, self care, and community with vision, empathy, and strength.

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Beverly Malone, PhD, RN, FAAN

President & CEO @ NLN
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