Rebecca Love is an internationally recognized nurse executive, author, and advocate for nurse-led innovation. She serves as the Chief Nursing Officer at Quadrivia, a health technology company developing Qu, an AI-powered clinical assistant designed by clinicians to support healthcare professionals in real time. At Quadrivia, Rebecca leads the clinical vision to improve care delivery, reduce administrative burden, and enhance provider workflows.

Rebecca is also a Visiting Professor and Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Florida State University’s College of Nursing, where she co-directs the Nursing and Artificial Intelligence Innovation Consortium. This pioneering effort launched the nation’s first Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program with a concentration in AI, aligning academic excellence with industry innovation to shape the future of technology-enabled nursing care.

The first nurse featured on TED.com, Rebecca has been recognized as a LinkedIn Top Voice, Forbes Business Council contributor, and was nominated as one of Modern Healthcare’s Most Influential People in Healthcare. Her insights have appeared in Forbes, BBC, STAT, Becker’s, Fortune, and ABC News.

She founded and sold HireNurses.com, led U.S. markets for Ryalto UK, created the first Nurse Innovation program at Northeastern University, co-founded SONSIEL, launched the Nurse Hackathon, and founded the Commission for Nurse Reimbursement. As co-chair of the Nursing is STEM Coalition, Rebecca advocates for the federal recognition of nursing as a STEM discipline.