Questions, answered
The things people ask me before they apply.
Do you guarantee I'll get a job?
No, and be wary of anyone who does. I guarantee the implementation support described above: direction, positioning assets, and an actionable strategy, or 30 more days of support at no additional cost.
The group spans staff nurses to directors. Will the room be at my level?
Yes. The teaching is shared, but your Next Move Map, target roles, and outreach list are yours, and all three 1:1 sessions are spent entirely on your situation.
What if I miss a Career Lab?
Every Lab is recorded and shared with the group, so you can catch up on your own schedule. Bring your questions to the next Lab, or to one of the twice-monthly Career Office Hours.
What does it cost?
We go over the investment and payment options on our call, once we both know it's a fit. Applying doesn't commit you to anything.
Do I have to leave healthcare, or my current employer?
No. Most of the people I work with want to stay in healthcare, often in a W-2 role, and find a position, setting, or level that fits them better. Some move internally, some to a new organization, some into something adjacent. The direction is yours; the method gets you there deliberately.
What happens after the 12 weeks?
You keep the frameworks, the templates, and everything we built together. If you want continued support after that, we'll talk about what actually makes sense for where you are rather than me pushing a package you don't need.
What if I get an offer in week three?
Then the plan follows your situation. The remaining weeks go to evaluating that offer against what you actually want, negotiating it, and planning your first 90 days. Landing early is a good problem.
What happens if I'm not selected?
I'll tell you directly rather than leaving you wondering, and I'll point you to the better next step. For most people that's the Career Crossroads Intensive, and sometimes it's simply a different kind of support altogether.
You're a healthcare leader yourself. Is that a conflict?
I keep the two strictly separate. I'm not acting as a recruiter for my employer, participation doesn't provide preferential access to my organization, and I don't guarantee referrals or advocacy for your candidacy there. Any employer-specific conflict is handled per my employment policies.