Jennifer Joyner
March 2025
Jennifer
Joyner
,
DNP, APRN, CPNP-AC
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners
Austin
,
TX
United States
Jennifer exemplifies leadership and mentorship in every role, guiding chapter members, collaborating with colleagues, and inspiring future nurse leaders.
Jennifer Joyner is a visionary leader who inspires others through exceptional service and advances child health locally, nationally, and globally. As the president of the Texas: Austin NAPNAP chapter, she has reinvigorated it with energy and engagement, elevating activities, fostering collaboration, and increasing member participation.
Jennifer’s national contributions to NAPNAP are also remarkable. As an active member of the Newborn, Acute Care, and Global Health special interest groups, she continually champions professional development and excellence in certification. Her role in NAPNAP's DEI Committee and as liaison for DEI programming at the 2025 NAPNAP conference shows her commitment to inclusion and equity, which are key principles of NAPNAP’s core values.
Jennifer’s influence reaches beyond NAPNAP to the wider community. As a leader in the City of Austin Maternal Health Equity Collaborative, she unites organizational leaders to address maternal health disparities in Travis County.
Jennifer exemplifies leadership and mentorship in every role, guiding chapter members, collaborating with colleagues, and inspiring future nurse leaders. She is a role model and ambassador for advanced practice nursing in her organization, community, and profession.
Jennifer’s national contributions to NAPNAP are also remarkable. As an active member of the Newborn, Acute Care, and Global Health special interest groups, she continually champions professional development and excellence in certification. Her role in NAPNAP's DEI Committee and as liaison for DEI programming at the 2025 NAPNAP conference shows her commitment to inclusion and equity, which are key principles of NAPNAP’s core values.
Jennifer’s influence reaches beyond NAPNAP to the wider community. As a leader in the City of Austin Maternal Health Equity Collaborative, she unites organizational leaders to address maternal health disparities in Travis County.
Jennifer exemplifies leadership and mentorship in every role, guiding chapter members, collaborating with colleagues, and inspiring future nurse leaders. She is a role model and ambassador for advanced practice nursing in her organization, community, and profession.