About Me

I am a cardiac ICU nurse, an ordained Presbyterian minister, and a healthcare research and communication consultant based in Austin, Texas. I hold a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) with a focus in leadership from the University of Texas. My work centers on clinical care, healthcare communication, ethics, and organizational leadership across patient-facing and professional contexts.

View my full CV here

Career Highlights

  • 2024 National Magnet Conference, “Septic Shock Communication” abstract accepted
  • 2023 UTMB Lectureship Series, “Values-Based Healthcare Communication”
  • 2022 Board member with Texas Impact
  • 2022: ICU Registered Nurse
  • 2022: Co-director of Think Tank at the Center for Health Communications at the Moody School of Communications, UT Austin. In this role I work with 100+ clinicians, health communications researchers and other health leaders to solve complex communication problems in healthcare.
  • 2021 and 2222: listed alongside national figures like Actor Elliot Page and four star admiral assistant secretary for health Dr. Rachel Levine as an activist to follow by UK’s Pink News.
  • 2021: Worked with activists and affinity groups to stop 74/75 anti-lgbtq bills that were filed in the Texas Legislature. This work included testifying 5 times, 2 press conferences, 3 rallies and a significant amount of earned through seemingly countless interviews and quotes in news outlets. A profile piece from NBC is here.
  • 2021: Health Communication Coach for Healthcare Providers and Program Support for the Health Communications Think Tank at UT.
  • 2021: Admitted as a UT Nursing graduate student
  • 2020: Interim Pastor at Hope Georgetown
  • 2020: Partnership with UT Austin and Well Med to create patient facing advance care planning tools. A sample of these tools can be found here
  • 2020: Keynoted Utah Presbyterian Women’s Conference, focus on theology, public health and sacred justice.
  • 2019: Adjunct Professor at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary offered an experiential learning model that used a mix of classroom lectures and field placement with hospice teams
  • 2019: Launched and led daily small hospice team meetings so that hot spotting and pro-active interventions could be accomplished at a higher rate.
  • 2019: Partnered with UT Austin and Healthcare Chaplaincy to research advance care planning. Currently in data collection phase.
  • 2018: Built and ran www.texasmost.com for the Texas Medical Orders for Scope of Practice Coalition. Also, served as board member for coalition.
  • 2018: Joined UT and Dell Medical School Think Tank focused on health communication
  • 2018: Offered Grand Rounds Lecture for National Distribution on CHF and Spiritual Support.
  • 2017: Joined Texas Hospital Association and Texas Medical Associations joint workgroup on advance care planning.
  • 2012: Built the chaplain program at the Heart Hospital of Austin and retooled the Ethics Committee as part of a comprehensive healthcare communication and support plan.

Media Highlights

Get in Touch

remingtonjohnson@gmail.com