In this episode of the Millennium Live | Leadership & Discovery Podcast, we’re joined by Stephanie Meyer, Senior Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Children’s Mercy Kansas City. With over 26 years of experience, Stephanie shares her journey from a nursing student to a key leader at one of the nation’s leading pediatric hospitals. As a passionate advocate for innovation and patient care, Stephanie dives into how Children’s Mercy has embraced cutting-edge technologies to address critical healthcare challenges.
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About Stephanie Meyer
Stephanie has spent her entire career in healthcare, with a deep commitment to pediatric care. As the Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) at Children’s Mercy Kansas City, she leads a team of nurses dedicated to the well-being of children, exemplifying the vital role nurses play in hospitals. Her leadership is centered on providing compassionate care, ensuring quality, and making a lasting impact on families’ lives.
In addition to her leadership role, Stephanie contributes to the next generation of healthcare professionals as adjunct faculty at several local colleges. She is also a sought-after speaker at healthcare leadership events across the U.S., where she shares her expertise in nursing and healthcare management.
With a passion for breaking down barriers, fostering open dialogue, and building accountability, Stephanie believes in the power of collaboration to drive change and improve healthcare outcomes. Her strengths include strategic planning, change management, growth and performance improvement, nurse leadership, recruitment and retention, and accreditation.
About Children’s Mercy Kansas City
Children’s Mercy Kansas City is a leading pediatric healthcare organization dedicated to holistic care, research, education, and innovation. With hospitals in Missouri and Kansas and 20 care sites, it provides top-level care for children from birth to age 21. Ranked among “America’s Best Children’s Hospitals” by U.S. News & World Report, it excels in all 10 pediatric specialties. The hospital has also earned Magnet nursing designation for the fifth consecutive time. Over 700 pediatric subspecialists and researchers contribute to clinical care and education. Thanks to philanthropic support, Children’s Mercy offers hope and brighter futures to all its patients.
To learn more visit: https://www.childrensmercy.org/imagine
