Transitioning: Grateful. Grounded. Proud of the Work.

As I transition from full-time consulting, my passion remains steady. It has been the honor of my professional life to help create environments where people can flourish—and where patients and families ultimately receive the very best from those who care for them. After a lifelong career in healthcare from bedside nursing to senior leadership and …

As I transition from full-time consulting, my passion remains steady.

It has been the honor of my professional life to help create environments where people can flourish—and where patients and families ultimately receive the very best from those who care for them.

After a lifelong career in healthcare from bedside nursing to senior leadership and consulting, I’m thoughtfully transitioning into a new season of purpose and joy.

That season includes giving back in new ways, often with my golden retriever, Faith, by my side. Gentle, people-loving, and especially fond of children, she and I are beginning our work as a therapy-dog team.

Grateful to be joining High Desert Therapy Dogs and to continue supporting our community—together.

~ Amy


Shared from March 2026 Issue of Thunderbird Leadership Consulting ELEVATE – Tbird’s Hub for Practical Leadership Insights.


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Amy Steinbinder, PhD, RN, NE-BC, NBC-HWC

Executive Coach
Thunderbird Leadership Consulting
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