"By identifying a critical gap in nursing knowledge Julie Siemers has developed
Demanding Medical Excellence: Doctors and Accountability in the Information Age . President, Health Quality Advisors.
"By Nurses are our most formidable line of defense against patient harm. Julie Siemers' coursework should be required for new and ongoing employment. Lives will be saved!”
Helen Haskell
Mother of Lewis Blackman, President,
Mothers Against Medical Error.
CONSULTING
• Foundational Patient Safety Training – Essential workshops to build a culture of safety.
• Advanced Process Improvement – In-depth strategies for risk management and patient engagement.
• Family & Patient Partnership Programs – Empowering patients to take an active role in their care.
SPEAKING
• Clinical Judgment: Beyond Test-Taking and Into Practice
• Failure-to-Rescue: Recognition, Response, and Prevention
• New Graduate Readiness and Clinical Competency
• Patient Safety and Preventable Harm
• Faculty Development for Nursing Education
• Accreditation, NCLEX Success, and Clinical Judgment
With more than 47 years of nursing experience and doctoral research focused on medical errors and patient safety, Dr. Julie Siemers works with hospitals, health systems, nursing programs, and healthcare leaders to strengthen clinical judgment, reduce preventable harm, and improve patient outcomes.
Whether through keynote presentations, faculty development, consulting engagements, or curriculum guidance, Dr. Siemers helps organizations bridge the gap between knowledge and real-world clinical practice.
CONSULTING
• Clinical Program Evaluation - Assess gaps in clinical judgment development, patient safety education, and new graduate readiness.
• Faculty Development & Training - Equip educators with proven methods for teaching clinical judgment, critical thinking, and failure-to-rescue prevention.
• Curriculum Consultation - Develop or refine educational programs that better prepare nurses for today's complex healthcare environment.
• Patient Safety & Clinical Judgment Strategy - Identify opportunities to reduce preventable harm and strengthen organizational safety culture.
• Clinical Judgment: Beyond Test-Taking and Into Practice
• Failure-to-Rescue: Recognition, Response, and Prevention
• New Graduate Readiness and Clinical Competency
• Patient Safety and Preventable Harm
• Faculty Development for Nursing Education
• Accreditation, NCLEX Success, and Clinical Judgment
Expert Care & Lasting Trust Because Peace of Mind is Priceless