Her Story
About Jacqueline
Jacqueline Stevenson has been in the healthcare industry since 2006, starting with medical assisting and billing and coding in clinics before moving into nursing assisting roles in rehabilitation centers, hospitals, elderly care, assisted living facilities, and private duty home care. In 2017 she founded a 501c3 non-profit organization focused on behavioral health and civic engagement, where she supports youth social and emotional learning and social skills development. She is currently a PhD candidate in cyberpsychology and serves as an associate with SuperPatch, a health innovation technology company offering solutions for stress management, pain management, and sleep health. Stevenson aims to advance health technology and innovate wearable technology to support healthcare functions. She also ran for the State House of Delegates in Baltimore County. Through her organization she hosts the annual Glow Fest wellness festival, a fundraising event for suicide prevention and mental health awareness. She is a co-author of the book The Mastery Code, Mental Health Matters, Valiant 2, and is working on a Mindful Leadership book as well as psychological thrillers. Stevenson attributes her success to a determined and resilient mindset, supportive networks including her husband and professional connections, and her efforts to create pathways for others.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Jacqueline
01What do you attribute your success to?
I really attribute my success to having a determined, resilient mindset, but also creating supportive networks to help me on my journey. Nobody gets anywhere alone, so building the different supports like my husband and professional network has been key, along with creating pathways for others. All experiences have helped shape who I am.
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