Elizabeth Johnson is the CEO of MedicoCX, President of NAMAPA, and co-founder of the Healthcare Advocate Summit. This fun episode is about Elizabeth's love for karaoke and how it can connect people. Elizabeth has a nursing background and discusses the importance of loving what you do in healthcare.

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Elizabeth Johnson likes to network, party, and advocate. The CEO's primary goal is to empower and support healthcare workers because she believes that her legacy is helping them become more efficient and effective in their roles. Elizabeth Johnson aims to equip them with the necessary education and resources to excel and become heroes for their patients.

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Elizabeth believes they can establish stronger one-on-one relationships with patients and deliver better care by supporting healthcare workers. Elizabeth has worked in various healthcare settings, starting in a hospital and later transitioning to a specialty medication role.

Elizabeth Johnson highlights the challenges nurses face working in hospitals, which led her to seek a position with more manageable hours. She stumbled upon an allergy position on Craigslist, thinking it would be a straightforward job dealing with runny noses. However, she quickly realized that allergy immunology encompasses many conditions and treatments and fell in love with the specialty.

As the President of NAMAPA (National Association of Medication Access & Patient Advocacy), Elizabeth knows how authenticity, empowerment, and resiliency can improve healthcare. As the President of this organization, Elizabeth can advocate for patients and healthcare advocates on a large scale.

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