Biography
June Fabre addresses critical health care issues such as patient safety, nurse staffing, and healthcare costs.
She has spoken to audiences, both large and small, all across the country. In addition, June is the author of over 50 healthcare articles as well as a new book, Smart Nursing—How to Create a Positive Work Environment that Empowers and Retains Nurses released by Springer Publishing Company, NYC in April 2005.
June received her RN and BS in Education from State University College, Plattsburgh, NY; a BSN from Excelsior College, Albany, NY; and her MBA from Plymouth State University, Plymouth, NH.
June is a member of the American Organization of Nurse Executives, Massachusetts Organization of Nurse Executives, American Nurses Association, New Hampshire Nurses Association, National Speakers’ Association, Toastmasters International, the Derry Writers Group, the New Hampshire Writers Project, and the Author’s Guild, NYC. She was elected to the Board of Directors of the National Speakers Association-New England (2002-2004) and is past president of Manchester Toastmasters.
Interested media can interview June by contacting her office (888) 844-8004 or e-mail info@junefabre.com
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New Hampshire Nursing News (11/03-0104)
June Fabre has been chosen to receive the helping hands award, one of three awards given to recognize excellence. Fabre has also been reelected to the Board of Directors of the National Speakers Association—New England, an award winning chapter of the National Speakers Association. Also included is a list of “10 tips for Public Speaking Excellence.”… READ MORE >>>
Milford Cabinet (4/14/05)
The nursing profession is in trouble, but June Fabre says there is a way to fix the problem: Treat nurses with respect. In her book, “Smart Nursing,” Fabre draws on her 40 years in the profession to warn about the critical shortage of nurses and explain how doctors and hospitals can benefit by improving their attitude and making sure that staffing is adequate… READ MORE >>>
Nurse Zone E-zine (4/8/05)
Improving Nurse Utilization
In this time of nursing shortage, utilization is critical to patient safety, hospital costs, and especially critical to nurse satisfaction. Fabre, who has been a nurse in various capacities for 40 years, explained that, first and foremost, guidance has to come from high up in the hospital administration. “Successful nurse utilization really stems from the hospital’s chief executive officer,” she said. Nurses can’t function anymore in a command and control environment. The CEO has to have a different philosophy to have the right environment for nurses to thrive in.”… READ MORE >>>
Nurse Zone E-zine (8/25/04)
Work Safety 2004—Quieting Intimidation Starts with Identifying It
While workplace intimidation may not be unique to the health care workplace, there are few other industries where the stakes can literally be life and death.
This article includes interviews of health care professionals:
- Dr. John Kleinman FACP, VP of clinical affairs at for VHA upper Midwest
- Paul L Green RN MS principal of Greenlight Healthcare Consulting
- Deborah Anderson of the consulting firm of Respond 2 Inc.
- June Fabre, MBA RN, a speaker, coach and president, Smart Healthcare who continues to practice in psychiatry, suggested “nurses may attack their peers because of the culture of powerlessness.” In her programs, Fabre combines business and clinical concerns to “show that it is good business to treat nurses well."
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