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Kenya Native Caroline Njau Appointed Chief Nursing Officer of Children’s Minnesota, the 7th Largest Pediatric Health System in the US

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Kenya Native Caroline Njau Appointed Chief Nursing Officer of Children's Minnesota, the 7th Largest Pediatric Health System in the US

Kenyan-born healthcare professional Caroline Njau has been appointed as the new senior vice president of patient care services and chief nursing officer (CNO) at Children’s Minnesota.

Her appointment to Children’s Minnesota, the seventh-largest pediatric health system in the US, takes effect immediately.

In her new role, Caroline will be in charge of patient care operations on two hospital campuses, including nursing, patient, and family services.

Caroline, who a member of the Children’s Minnesota Executive Leadership team, will also be responsible for nursing strategy, education, and professional development. 

“We’re thrilled to have Caroline join the Children’s Minnesota family and bring her wealth of expertise to our patients and families,” Dr. Marc Gorelick, President, and CEO of Children’s Minnesota said.

“I’m confident that her optimistic leadership and deep commitment to health equity, diversity, and inclusion, and continuous patient care improvement will help us shape our future to better meet the needs of our patient families today and in the future.”

Caroline boasts 15 years of experience working in various healthcare leadership positions. Before joining Children’s Minnesota, she served as the director of hospital and nursing operations at Park Nicollet Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park. Most recently, she co-led the Health Equity Initiative at Children’s Minnesota.

Caroline started her nursing career in the Medical-Telemetry units at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Kennesaw State University in Georgia and a Master of Business Administration from the University of St. Thomas.

“I am deeply humbled and full of joy, gratitude, and excitement as I join Children’s Minnesota. Health care has been rapidly evolving over the last few years and we have experienced growth and change in so many ways. As we pave forward our path and design the next generation of pediatric care, we will continue to ground ourselves in our shared values, mission, and vision that makes Children’s Minnesota such a treasured part of the community,” said Caroline.

10 COMMENTS

  1. Why is this news? I mean…
    Why is this news? I mean good for her but talk about seriousness of COVID and not waste time with this meager shit.

    • Kaa chini wewe na kisirani…
      Kaa chini wewe na kisirani. Do you know why she’s getting shine & you’re struggling over the years?

    • It will only be news to you…
      It will only be news to you when a Kalejin gets appointed? Wacha upuzi na siasa za watoto!

    • Never insult a kikuyu lady…
      Never insult a kikuyu lady you fool! You deserve a bit of castration and ass whopping! Do not Wake us our nerves by insulting our kikuyu women!

      She is in Minnesota and not in Eldoret where you and your evil kinsmen lock up our women and children in churches and burn them alive!

      Ruto have taught you stupid folks very bad behavior of killing our people! Not again you idiot! Nonsense!

    • You just list 10,000 strong…
      You just list 10,000 strong votes to your Tangatanga friend @do Ruto as you make a snide remark over a hard working kikuyu lady! Nothing knew from your quarters @konmen! You are just a typical goat-roping kalenjin! You can not stop good things coming to this nurse! She never ask you for any support!

    • Keep your wheelbarrow…
      Keep your wheelbarrow mentality to your 14th century mentality @konmen. We are way above your nasty tribal games! Go herd some humped cows and a few stolen goats!

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