Dr. Arthur Klein, Former President of Mount Sinai Health Network

Dr. Arthur Klein, Former President of Mount Sinai Health Network joined the podcast to discuss his transition into retirement along with the teaching & consulting work he’s doing now.

Summary

Dr. Arthur Klein on Retirement and Teaching

Career and Retirement

Dr. Arthur Klein, Former President of Mount Sinai Health Network, recently retired after a successful career as an academic pediatric cardiologist and executive leader. He is now focusing on teaching and consulting work. Dr. Klein credits his success in transitioning from clinical medicine to executive leadership to valuing relationships on a larger scale, understanding the differences between management and leadership, having good mentors, and getting a Master's degree. He recommends preparing for retirement mentally, economically, physically, and engagement-wise.

Teaching Work

Currently, Dr. Klein is teaching public health students at Columbia University and working on a curriculum for them. He is also teaching New Yorkers about technology in their college of osteopathic medicine. Dr. Klein advises people to stay active, take time for themselves, and maintain relationships when transitioning into retirement.

Consulting Work

Dr. Klein has been teaching students about what consultants do. He is also taking on consulting work himself. With his extensive experience in executive leadership, Dr. Klein is well-equipped to help organizations and individuals navigate the complexities of the industry.

Final Thoughts

Dr. Arthur Klein's journey from clinical medicine to executive leadership to retirement is an inspiring one. He shows that with the right mindset and preparation, anyone can successfully transition into retirement and explore new opportunities. His advice on staying active, taking time for oneself, and maintaining relationships is invaluable for all individuals facing retirement.

 

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This episode aired on 12/31/2022 and can be listened here.

 

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