The NurseLearn Speaker Series

Tuesday, May 13 from 12:00-1:00 (PT)

The Transformative Power of Nurse Leadership

Debbie Rayburn, RN, BSHCA, LNHA

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Nurse Managers play a pivotal role in shaping healthcare environments, yet their influence is often underestimated.  Positioned between frontline responsibilities, company influences and regulatory systems, they navigate complex hierarchies to drive cultural transformation and serve as key change agents within their organization.  This session will explore the unique leadership power of the nurse manager, emphasizing the opportunities available to influence workplace dynamics, advocate for their teams, and enhance resident care. 

Learning Objectives

  1. Examine the role of nurse leaders in balancing frontline responsibilities with the broader influences of organizational structures and regulatory requirements.
  2. Apply systems thinking principles to identify opportunities for leadership-driven change
  3. Develop intentional daily leadership practices that foster a positive workplace culture and drive meaningful organizational transformation.

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Debbie Rayburn, RN, BSHCA, LNHA

Debbie Rayburn has spent the past 3 decades in Senior Care, serving both for-profit and not-for-profit settings.

Early in her nursing career she stumbled upon LTC “quite by accident” and fell in love with the rewarding work of serving seniors. She has worked directly in Skilled and Assisted Living facilities as Director of Nursing, Healthcare Administrator and many other roles. Long before CMS required QAPI Debbie became a student of continuous quality improvement methods – with a firm belief that anything can be improved by understanding systems and applying proven methods leading to sustained improvement in care and life for residents. Debbie has been in the role of VP of Operations for two prominent for-profit senior care companies in Oregon. Most recently she was the Chief Healthcare Officer for 18 years at Pacific Retirement Services overseeing healthcare in CCRCs in 7 states. She has been an adjunct professor at Southern Oregon University, authored memory care programs, written and taught C.N.A. certification programs and has fought to highlight the unique and honored role of nurses who have chosen Gerontological nursing as their specialty. Desiring to continue the pursuit of excellence in long term care she now provides consultative services to senior care settings and organizations.