Angela Valenti
Angela Valenti, BSN, RN (She/Her), is a clinician-strategist and founder of New Era Impact, a consultancy advancing equity, education, and ethical innovation in healthcare AI and digital health.
Drawing on more than a decade of experience across inpatient, outpatient, ER, ICU, and flight nursing, Angela brings a systems-level understanding of how care is delivered and how technology must adapt to meet those needs.
Through New Era Impact, she partners with emerging health tech and AI leaders—especially women-founded ventures—to evaluate solutions for clinical credibility, equity, and trustworthiness. Her work centers on education, advocacy, and ethical evaluation, helping innovators and policymakers bridge the gap between technological progress and real-world patient care.
Angela’s mission is to ensure that healthcare innovation remains human-centered, equitable, and grounded in clinical reality—empowering both patients and the clinicians who care for them.
Outside of her professional life, Angela is a proud mom of two young children, ages four and seven, who are competitive dancers. She’s a dedicated dance mom, an avid college football fan, and finds inspiration in the same teamwork, creativity, and resilience that fuel both the arts and medicine. These moments of family and connection keep her grounded in what matters most—building a healthcare system that honors people, not just processes.
• Avila University - Master's degree, Business Administration and Management, General
• University of Saint Mary - Bachelor's of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry
• University of Saint Marry - Bachelor's of Science in Nursing (accelrated track)
• Daisy Award 2025 - Case Mangagement RN
• ANA
• AACN
Areas of Specialization/Expertise
- Clinician-Strategist
- Advocacy
- Equity-Evaluation
What do you enjoy most about practicing medicine?
What Angela loves most about medicine is its humanity—the shared effort to heal, comfort, and connect. For her, practicing medicine has always meant more than treating conditions; it’s about empowering people. Whether supporting families of children with complex medical needs or helping clinicians adapt to a rapidly changing healthcare landscape, Angela finds purpose in making care feel more understandable, more personal, and more equitable for everyone involved.
Her passion now lies in advocacy—standing up for patients who deserve care they can trust, and for clinicians who deserve systems that support, rather than strain, their ability to provide it. She believes that as technology transforms healthcare, so too must our compassion and communication. By helping both patients and professionals adjust to innovation with clarity and confidence, Angela aims to ensure that progress never leaves people behind.
For her, the heart of medicine will always be about connection—between patients and providers, between innovation and empathy, and between today’s possibilities and tomorrow’s hope.