I believe every school nurse and every student deserves to be seen, supported, and empowered.
Through compassionate care and Christ-centered purpose, I’m passionate about helping school nurses share their stories from around the world. No school nurse should feel like an island. By opening up about our daily experiences, challenges, and triumphs, we can glean insight to better serve our students—and remind one another that we are never alone.
This space is dedicated to connection, encouragement, and the belief that our work matters deeply. I’m so glad you’re here.
My journey into healthcare and education is rooted in my family’s story: my mother was raised in foster care, and it was through faith-based education and college that her life was forever changed. That legacy instilled in me a profound belief in the importance of nurturing students—not just academically, but holistically.
My father’s story, growing up in a small town where his own father never flew on an airplane, reminds me that growth and exploration can come at any stage of life.
He eventually traveled the world twice, and that spirit of lifelong learning continues to inspire me.
She holds an ABSN from Olivet Nazarene University, an unfinished M.A. in Communications (ABT) from Johns Hopkins University, and a B.A. in Political Science from Point Loma Nazarene University, including international study at the London School of Economics.
Jordan has built and led school health programs, most recently launching a clinic for 650 students in beautiful Middleburg, Virginia. She previously served as a full-time school nurse in Alexandria, Virginia supporting neurodiverse learners with ADHD and anxiety. Her clinical experience includes pediatric nursing roles outside of the DC area, where she earned the Excellence in Nursing Award.
Before entering healthcare, Jordan worked in strategic communications supporting the Department of Defense after 9/11, the National Intelligence Council, and the American Enterprise Institute. She also led orphan care initiatives through Cherrydale Baptist Church, organizing international missions and foster care training.
Jordan has presented internationally on school nursing and neurodiversity, serves on the Board of Alumni for Olivet Nazarene University, and was selected as a Young Leader by the Aspen Institute in Berlin.
Her work is rooted in faith, driven by compassion, and focused on empowering school nurses and students through connection, care, and shared purpose.