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From GenZ to Boomers: How Generational Strengths Are Building a Stronger Future for Nursing (With Carol Simpson, Jeri Ford, Patricia Danz and Nurse Allie)
In this episode of Nurse Converse, host Carol Simpson (Gen X) leads a panel discussion with nurses from four generations to explore how age diversity shapes the nursing profession. Joining her are Patricia Danz (Baby Boomer), Jeri Ford (Millennial), and Allie (Gen Z). Together, they examine how generational perspectives influence communication, feedback, mentorship, and teamwork. By sharing real-life experiences, the panel challenges common stereotypes and highlights how nurses of all ages contribute unique strengths that make teams stronger and patient care better.
>>From Gen Z to Boomers: How Generational Strengths Are Shaping a Stronger Future in Nursing
Jump Ahead to Listen:
[01:10] Generational diversity in nursing.
[05:39] Technology and generational perspectives.
[07:32] Generational stereotypes and identity.
[12:35] Gen Z workplace stereotypes.
[14:00] Face-to-face communication preferences.
[18:19] Preference for text communication.
[20:52] Importance of feedback in workplaces.
[24:06] Building people up in nursing.
[27:11] Leadership in nursing support.
[31:13] Intergenerational nursing collaboration.
[34:36] Reverse mentorship in healthcare.
Connect with Jeri on social media:
Instagram: @jerilynn_89
TikTok: @jerilynn_89
Connect with Carol on social media:
Instagram: @nurseconverse_host_simpson
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In this episode of Nurse Converse, host Carol Simpson (Gen X) leads a panel discussion with nurses from four generations to explore how age diversity shapes the nursing profession. Joining her are Patricia Danz (Baby Boomer), Jeri Ford (Millennial), and Allie (Gen Z). Together, they examine how generational perspectives influence communication, feedback, mentorship, and teamwork. By sharing real-life experiences, the panel challenges common stereotypes and highlights how nurses of all ages contribute unique strengths that make teams stronger and patient care better.
>>From Gen Z to Boomers: How Generational Strengths Are Shaping a Stronger Future in Nursing
Jump Ahead to Listen:
[01:10] Generational diversity in nursing.
[05:39] Technology and generational perspectives.
[07:32] Generational stereotypes and identity.
[12:35] Gen Z workplace stereotypes.
[14:00] Face-to-face communication preferences.
[18:19] Preference for text communication.
[20:52] Importance of feedback in workplaces.
[24:06] Building people up in nursing.
[27:11] Leadership in nursing support.
[31:13] Intergenerational nursing collaboration.
[34:36] Reverse mentorship in healthcare.
Connect with Jeri on social media:
Instagram: @jerilynn_89
TikTok: @jerilynn_89
Connect with Carol on social media:
Instagram: @nurseconverse_host_simpson
For more information, full transcript and videos visit Nurse.org/podcast
Join our newsletter at nurse.org/join
Instagram: @nurse_org
TikTok: @nurse.org
Facebook: @nurse.org
YouTube: Nurse.org
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