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In the Know with your CNO

Hear from Chief Nursing Officer Amanda Noth-Matchett, as well as nurses and nursing leaders within IU Health Methodist and University hospitals about their work to advance the nursing profession, make positive change, pursue excellence and foster a healthy work environment.

Podcast · By IU Health Nursing - Methodist and University Hospitals · American English · Official site

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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    From bedside nurse to nursing leader (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Amanda Noth-Matchett is joined by Ashley Davis, MSN, RN, associate chief nursing officer at IU Health Adult Academic Health Center. Davis shares her career journey, starting as a bedside nurse at Riley Children's, Hospital and how she pivoted to her current role in May 2026. She also shares a hiring update and gives team members a look at how we're preparing for the opening of the new downtown hospital in Q4 2027. From building our workforce, preparing team members and refining

  2. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    The latest and greatest from the new academic health center (opens the original)

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    Step inside the future of healthcare in the latest episode of In the Know with Your CNO ! From design decisions and innovative technology to team spaces, you'll get an inside look at the new academic health center and hear how team members helped shape it every step of the way. From smarter wayfinding to physical designs that support delivery of care and rest, there's a lot to be excited about. Curious? Press play and see what's coming next.

  3. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    Second career nurse strives for nursing excellence (opens the original)

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    After working in business administration for nearly 15 years, Eugenio Orona, RN, changed careers and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in nursing in 2020. Six years into his second career, Orona was presented the Nursing Excellence Award. The award celebrates outstanding contributions to patient care, leadership, and research as it relates to the advancement of the nursing profession. Learn more about Orona’s career change, what it was like being a new nurse at the start of the COVID-19 pande

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