How to become a leader as a non-native speaker (Original version)

This episode is about “From being a Korean immigrant to a national nurse practitioner leader🇰🇷/ How to become a leader as a non-native speaker.”

In this episode, I welcomed my deeply admired colleague, Dr. Sun Jones.

Dr. Jones is a family nurse practitioner (FNP) in Arizona. She obtained her Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degrees from Arizona State University. Dr. Jones is an associate professor at the University of Phoenix and also practices as an NP at a family practice office.

Although she grew up in Korea and had to overcome the language barrier, she has been recognized as one of the distinguished clinicians and faculty members in the U.S. and received the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) Fellowship award, which is one of the highest honors NPs can receive.
Dr. Jones holds multiple leadership roles, including Arizona State Liaison for the AANP and Executive Director/President of the Korean American Nurses Foundation.

Dr. Jones spoke about how she overcame the fear of the language barrier as an immigrant and built an outstanding NP career in the U.S.

What you will learn:
✅How Dr Jones started her nursing career
✅What made Dr Jones pursue an NP career
✅Pros and cons of being an NP
✅What Dr Jones likes about being faculty
✅What it means to be an AANP fellow and what it takes to become one
✅What does Dr. Jones do for the Korean community in Arizona
✅How Dr Jones overcame the language barrier and became one of the distinguished NP leaders in the U.S.
✅Advice for international students who want to be an NP

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