Becker’s Clinical Leadership Podcast Archives - Page 53 of 74 - Becker's Hospital Review

Walmart Heir's Medical School Taps Founding Dean, CEO; Healthcare Worker Vaccine Mandate Still in Effect, New York Governor Says

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The No. 1 Problem Keeping Hospital CEOs Up at Night; Massachusetts Hospital Remains Closed After Fire

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Dr. Heitham Hassoun, Vice President & Medical Director at Cedars-Sinai

This episode features Dr. Heitham Hassoun, Vice President & Medical Director at Cedars-Sinai.Here, he discusses his background & what led him to Cedars-Sinai, what it takes to lead a global network, how he is using healthcare to improve relationships between…

Dr. Hemal Gada, President at Heart and Vascular Institute & Medical Director of the Structural Heart Program at UPMC in Central PA

This episode features Dr. Hemal Gada, President at Heart and Vascular Institute & Medical Director of the Structural Heart Program at UPMC in Central Pa., joins the podcast to discuss a holistic approach to managing heart health.

HHS Releases Roadmap Out of Public Health Emergency; Johns Hopkins to Discontinue COVID-19 Tracker

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Dr. Daniel Durand, Chief Clinical Officer at LifeBridge

In this episode, Dr. Daniel Durand, Chief Clinical Officer at LifeBridge, discusses his background & what led him to his current role at LifeBridge, his focus on value-based care, what the most effective healthcare leaders need to be successful in…

California Hospital at Risk of Losing Medicare Funding Over Patient Safety Violations; Where Things Stand 2 Months After Tripledemic's Peak

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Fire Spurs Massachusetts Hospital to Evacuate 160 Patients; CDC: Surge in Severe Strep Marked Return to Pre-Pandemic Trends

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Hundreds More Physicians Died Than Expected Amid Pandemic; Woman who Displayed Handgun in Texas Hospital Fatally Shot

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More States Take Action Against Nurses Tied to Degree Scheme; Burst Pipe Prompts Boston Medical Center to Temporarily Close ER

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