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…
Leadership & Management
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.
Political troubles regarding Sarasota (Fla.) Memorial Hospital's COVID-19 policies and treatment protocols continue to extend to board meetings.
This episode features Dr. Erik Summers, Chief Medical Officer at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. Here, he discusses the evolution of the CMO role, his focus on workplace violence & staffing challenges, the importance of leaders to work with the…
Managing an infusion center is fraught with scheduling challenges. These challenges can lead to ongoing frustration for patients and staff while limiting the organization's operating capacity.
Dr. Steve Lucey, Sports Medicine & Joint Replacement Specialist at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist
This episode features Dr. Steve Lucey, Sports Medicine & Joint Replacement Specialist at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. Here, he discusses his transition into leadership, what he’s currently focused on, how he sees ASCs evolving in the coming years, and…
It's been three years since COVID-19 crept across the U.S., with the World Health Organization declaring the virus outbreak a pandemic in March 2020. Though the early days of the pandemic are over, hospital and health system CEOs told Becker's…