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Megan Flynn, DNP, RN, CNL, CPHQ, NE-BC, is a nursing leader, educator, and speaker specializing in patient safety, harm prevention, and healthcare quality improvement. She serves as the Harm Prevention Program Manager at Nemours Children's Health in Florida, where she leads hospital-wide efforts to reduce preventable harm, improve reliability, and advance a culture of safety. Megan partners with multidisciplinary teams to prevent hospital-acquired conditions, strengthen proactive safety practices, and integrate human-centered safety principles into quality improvement initiatives.

With expertise in quality improvement science, high reliability, and systems thinking, Megan has led numerous initiatives focused on reducing healthcare-associated harm, standardizing care processes, and improving patient outcomes. Her work emphasizes frontline engagement, learning from everyday work, interdisciplinary collaboration, and designing sustainable systems that support safer care for patients and families.

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As an educator and mentor, Megan is passionate about translating complex improvement concepts into practical strategies that empower healthcare teams to identify risks, learn from defects, and drive meaningful change. She frequently presents on topics related to patient safety, harm prevention, quality improvement, and healthcare leadership, sharing lessons learned to help organizations build safer and more reliable care delivery systems.