Danielle Jenkins is a leader in infusion nursing, blending clinical expertise, entrepreneurial drive, and a passion for empowering nurses beyond traditional roles. As CEO of NursingInstyle Consulting and an INS Board member, she demonstrates purposeful, innovative, and heartfelt leadership.
From Clinical Expertise to Entrepreneurial Leadership
Danielle currently serves as the CEO of NursingInstyle Consulting, a nurse-led consulting and coaching firm dedicated to helping nurses transition from bedside practice into entrepreneurship. With more than two decades of clinical experience, she works closely with healthcare professionals to build and scale businesses, including home health agencies, infusion clinics, and consulting practices.
Her practice combines executive coaching, business development, and strategic consulting. Danielle applies her clinical insight and business acumen to guide nurses in creating sustainable, profitable ventures that support their goals and enhance patient care.
Finding a Professional Home with INS
Danielle’s journey with the Infusion Nurses Society began with her commitment to standards and evidence-based practice in infusion therapy. As she sought resources to strengthen patient safety and nurse empowerment, INS emerged as a professional home—one that aligned with her values and dedication to clinical excellence.
Through INS, Danielle found opportunities to learn, grow, and collaborate with leaders committed to advancing the specialty. This foundation has supported her continued involvement and leadership within the organization.
A Call to Serve on the INS Board of Directors
Service has always been central to Danielle’s leadership philosophy. Her decision to serve on the INS Board of Directors was driven by a desire to give back to a community that played a pivotal role in shaping her career.
“I was inspired to serve because I believe strongly in advancing our specialty and ensuring infusion nurses have the tools, resources, and recognition they deserve,” she shares. Board service allows Danielle to contribute to initiatives that elevate infusion nursing on both national and global levels while advocating for the profession she is deeply passionate about.
The Impact of INS on Her Career
Danielle credits INS with transforming her professional journey—expanding her leadership opportunities, growing her network, and deepening her knowledge. Most importantly, INS has provided a platform to advocate for the vital role of infusion nurses in healthcare’s future.
Looking Ahead: Supporting Healthy Work Environments
As a Board member, one of Danielle’s top priorities is advancing healthy work environments within infusion nursing.
“By promoting evidence-based standards, professional development, and workforce sustainability, I want to ensure that infusion nurses not only thrive in their practice but are also recognized as leaders in shaping the future of patient-centered care,” says Danielle.
Advice for Staying Engaged and Growing
For infusion nurses looking to stay connected and continue growing in their practice, Danielle offers simple but powerful advice: stay curious and connected.
She encourages nurses to engage with INS resources, attend educational offerings, and actively participate in peer discussions. Continuous learning and networking are essential to staying at the forefront of clinical excellence—and INS provides the tools to make that possible.
A Creative Side You Might Not Expect
Outside of nursing leadership, Danielle is a proud grandmother who treasures time with her family. She is also the owner of Dani Rene Jewels, where she designs one-of-a-kind jewelry and furniture pieces.
During the COVID-19 shutdown, Danielle discovered a new creative outlet in art—finding joy, freedom, and self-expression through the creative process. What began as exploration has become a meaningful part of her life, reminding her of the importance of balance, creativity, and giving oneself permission to grow in unexpected ways.
