AI in Nursing

Featuring St. Luke’s Nursing and Technology Leaders:

Jennifer Grell, MS, RN — Chief Nursing Informatics Officer                                               

Yvonne Santiago, RN — Senior Director, IT Business & Operations 

Discover AI’s Impact on the Future of Nursing  

Discover how AI is transforming health care—from streamlining workflows to supporting better clinical decisions and patient outcomes. Hear firsthand from nursing and technology leaders putting AI into practice. 

Explore AI’s emerging roles, the opportunities and challenges they present, and the skills professionals will need to thrive as technology becomes an increasingly important part of clinical practice. 

Gain Ready-to-Use Skills 

• Apply AI in real clinical settings to support better care and decision-making. 

• Streamline workflows and use AI to reduce administrative burdens, enhancing patient care.  

• Evaluate AI’s impact on patient outcomes and quality of care.   

• Stay ahead of emerging trends in nursing informatics and health care technology.  

Prepare for the Future of Health Care  

Health care is experiencing rapid technological change. Whether you’re a nurse, healthcare leader, student, or technology professional, this forward-looking conversation will help you understand AI’s evolving role in patient care and prepare for what’s next in nursing and health care technology.  

Meet Jennifer Grell, MS, RN 

Jennifer Grell is a registered nurse with over 25 years of experience in diverse roles, recently focused on electronic health records, data analytics, workflow redesign, quality, and performance improvement. Skilled in trauma and critical care, Jennifer is known for improving patient outcomes through resourcefulness and clinical expertise.  

Meet Yvonne Santiago, RN 

Yvonne Santiago is an accomplished healthcare IT leader with 26 years of clinical and leadership experience. A Cedar Crest College nursing graduate, she began her career in critical care before transitioning to clinical informatics in 2011. Today, she leads IT operations supporting clinical and ancillary care, using her nursing and technology expertise to improve care delivery, patient safety, and quality outcomes. 

Register today to join the conversation.