This episode features Alexa B. Kimball, MD, MPH, President & CEO, Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians At Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Here, she discusses her background & career, the top 4 issues she’s spending her time on, the importance for…
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In this episode, we are joined by Eric Parmenter, VP Sales of Hospitals and Health Systems at Quantum Health, to discuss the biggest challenges hospital leaders are facing, strategies hospitals are using to address financial challenges, the considerations leaders are…
This episode features Andrew Molosky, President and Chief Executive Officer at Chapters Health System. Here, he discusses what led him to nonprofit leadership, advice for emerging leaders, lessons learned from end-of-life care, and more.
If you've made your way to the C-suite in a hospital, it might be easy to think you simply need to focus on being the best leader you can be right now. And, while that's certainly true, effective leadership requires…
This episode features Dr. Ty Webb, Practicing Family Physician & Chief Medical Officer at Cumberland Center for Health Innovation (CCHI). Here, he discusses his role at CCHI and what the center does, his focus on maintaining practice sustainability, the importance…
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In this episode we are joined by Imamu Tomlinson, Chief Executive Officer at Vituity, to discuss the need for healthcare leaders to take a long-game view, what intergenerational leadership looks like, why workplace culture is a journey, not a destination…
This episode features Dr. Shakira Henderson, Vice President Research Officer at UNC Health, Assistant Vice Chancellor - Clinical Research & Clinical Research Integration Officer at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Here, she discusses her different roles at UNC,…
This episode features Larry Epstein, MPA, CMPE, Chief Executive Officer of Pediatric Urology Associates (PUA). Here, he discusses his top priorities today, how he is looking at workforce shortages, PUA’s growth plans, and more.
The board of trustees for Cleveland-based MetroHealth System has a new chairman four months after welcoming a new CEO and recovering from an alleged scandal involving its former chief executive.
The White House will disband its COVID-19 response team after the national and public health emergencies end May 11, multiple current and former officials told The Washington Post.