Leadership & Management

Larry Hollier, MD, will no longer serve as chancellor of the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans.

Empowering employees to speak up and feel confident enough to have their voices heard is important for companies. New research has shown that creating a company culture that emphazises choice can be a method to do this, the Harvard Business…

Microaggressions and subtle biases can pile up and collectively cause massive effects on employees that may hold them back from reaching the next level, writer Jessica Nordell argued in The New York Times Oct. 14. 

President Joe Biden is considering Robert Califf, MD, a former FDA commissioner, to once again lead the agency, according to The Washington Post, which first reported his possible nomination, citing several people familiar with the discussions.

Madeline Bell, BSN, is the CEO of Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, which recently made Forbes' 2021 list of best employers for women. She spoke with Becker's Oct. 14 about the notable ranking, as well as her recent conversation with President…

Returning to offices has been a rollercoaster of emotions, with some excited to reconnect with colleagues and others frustrated at the prospect of long commutes and worried about health. Boston-based Harvard Business School professors offered their advice at easing tensions…

Dozens of Spokane (Wash.) Regional Health District employees have left the health system, citing poor leadership and political pressure as the driving factors, the Inlander reported Oct. 14.

Helena Foulkes, former CVS Health executive, has announced that she's running as a democratic candidate for Rhode Island governor, ABC 6 reported Oct. 13.

The World Health Organization on Oct. 14 named 26 scientists from around the globe to serve on its new Scientific Advisory Group for the Origins of Novel Pathogens. 

Shane Strum became president and CEO of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Broward Health in March, and he brought with him a state-level perspective.