In this episode, Alan Condon speaks with Holly McCormack, DNP, CEO of Cottage Hospital in Woodsville, New Hampshire. Holly shares her journey from nursing to leadership, Cottage Hospital's achievements in technology integration and behavioral health, and strategies for navigating challenges as an independent rural healthcare provider.  

Elisa Auguste, Administrator at Precision Care Surgery Center and Vice President of the NY State Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers, addresses the critical challenges of access to care and rising costs in the healthcare industry. She emphasizes the importance of comprehensive staff education, ensuring team members are well-prepared to answer patients’ questions and provide informed guidance. Auguste’s insights spotlight the need for proactive solutions to enhance patient access and deliver high-quality care.

This episode, recorded live at the Becker’s Healthcare 2024 Fall Payer Issues Roundtable, features Dr. Daniel Beckles, Surgeon at Ochsner Health. Here, he discusses the importance of understanding patients' lifestyle choices and explores innovative ways to incentivize healthier behaviors, aiming to improve overall health outcomes and reduce long-term healthcare costs.

Alyson Engle, Owner at Integrated Pain Management, discusses the critical role of thorough staff training in achieving successful patient outcomes. She highlights the value of fostering open communication among team members and cultivating a family-oriented workplace culture. Engle shares how these practices create a supportive environment that enhances both staff performance and patient care.

In this episode, Dr. Alon Weizer, Chief Medical Officer and Senior Vice President at Mount Sinai Medical Center, shares insights into his leadership journey and the transformative initiatives at Mount Sinai. From leveraging AI to improve patient care to enhancing quality, safety, and staff development, Dr. Weizer discusses the hospital's forward-thinking strategies and commitment to serving South Florida's diverse communities.

In this episode, Laura Dyrda sits down with Dr. James E. Craven, Chief Physician Executive at Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System. Dr. Craven shares his perspective on navigating financial challenges, expanding patient access, optimizing physician networks, and evolving as a leader in a dynamic healthcare landscape. Listen in for his strategies and insights on fostering growth, innovation, and collaboration within a mission-driven organization.

In this episode, Alan Condon speaks with Steve Aleman, CFO of Prime Healthcare. Steve shares his journey from the payer to the provider side of healthcare, the strategic goals achieved under his leadership, and key trends shaping the industry, including Medicare Advantage and data-driven growth strategies.

In this episode, Andrew Molosky, MBA, FACHE, President and CEO of Chapters Health System, shares the innovative strategies behind managing one of the nation’s largest nonprofit end-of-life care organizations. He discusses the expansion into value-based care, workforce development, and the exciting growth initiatives planned for 2025, while addressing the challenges of a competitive healthcare landscape.

In this episode, Laura Dyrda speaks with Samantha Yang, Project Manager at Northwestern Medicine Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute. Samantha shares her career journey, the value of mentorship, and strategies for nurturing emerging leaders in healthcare. Tune in to hear her thoughts on adaptability, self-reflection, and building diverse talent pipelines to shape the future of healthcare leadership.

In this episode, Molly Gamble is joined by Luanne Thomas Ewald, MHA, FACHE, President and COO of CS Mott Children's Hospital and Von Voigtlander Women's Hospital. Luanne discusses transformative initiatives, including a statewide maternal health network, innovative behavioral health programs for adolescents, and the expansion of accessible care through partnerships and technology. She shares her perspective on the evolving role of leadership in addressing critical healthcare challenges and shaping the future of maternal and pediatric care.

In this episode, Dr. David Lubarsky, Chief Executive Officer and Vice Chancellor of Human Health Sciences at UC Davis Health, joins the podcast to discuss his groundbreaking leadership strategies. From fostering an empowered, diverse workforce to spearheading $8 billion in innovative projects, Dr. Lubarsky shares insights on building a unified healthcare system, leveraging AI, and preparing for the future of patient care.

In this episode, Michael Wiggins, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Dell Medical School, UT Austin, and Healthcare Leadership faculty at Texas Tech, shares his 30 years of healthcare expertise. Michael discusses pressing industry challenges, from workforce shortages to economic pressures, and offers a visionary perspective on leadership, collaboration, and community health. Discover his advice for early-career leaders and insights into shaping the future of healthcare.

  In this episode, Dr. Rina Bansal, President of Inova Alexandria Hospital and Senior Vice President of Inova, discusses her leadership journey, the strides Inova has made in workforce development, and her vision for the future of healthcare. Dr. Bansal shares insights on fostering innovation, empowering frontline teams, and the evolving role of leadership in tackling challenges like workforce shortages and embracing AI integration.  

In this episode, Alina Moran, MPA, FACHE, FABC, President at Dignity Health, California Hospital Medical Center shares her journey in healthcare leadership, insights into fostering health equity, and the transformative initiatives at her organization. From launching a new patient care tower to advancing employee engagement and embracing value-based care, Alina discusses the strategies shaping the future of healthcare in downtown Los Angeles and beyond.

In this episode, Scott Becker speaks with Dr. Patrick McEneaney, CEO of Northern Illinois Foot & Ankle Specialists and President of the Illinois Podiatric Medical Association. Dr. McEneaney shares his journey from a single practice to a 17-office podiatry group, offering insights into leadership, team building, and navigating challenges in healthcare, while also discussing the bright future of podiatry and practical advice for maintaining healthy feet.

In this episode, Dr. John L. Dalrymple, Dean & CEO at Kaiser Permanente Bernard J Tyson School of Medicine, shares insights on his journey from civil engineering to gynecologic oncology and medical education. He highlights the school’s innovative curriculum, focus on health system science, equity, and AI integration, and discusses the critical role of preparing future physicians to meet evolving healthcare challenges.

  In this episode, Keya Gupta, Project Manager at UCI Health, and Krit Sarai, Consultant at Forvis Mazars, discuss their roles in healthcare leadership and their efforts to empower the next generation of leaders through the National Administrative Fellowship Network (NAFN). They share insights on the growth of the fellowship program, its impact on early-career professionals, and their vision for the future of healthcare leadership.  

In this episode, Dr. Mark Townsend, Chief Clinical Digital Ventures Officer at Bon Secours Mercy Health, discusses the organization’s focus on digital transformation and innovative solutions to enhance patient care. He shares insights into partnerships, AI integration, and strategies for navigating headwinds in healthcare, such as staffing challenges and cybersecurity concerns.

Irene Bolis, Administrative Clinic Director for Outpatient Neurology at Atrium Health, discusses innovative recruitment strategies within the healthcare sector. She highlights how data-driven approaches are leveraged to identify top candidates, ensuring they align with Atrium Health’s values and goals. Bolis also emphasizes the importance of nurturing employee growth through mentorship programs, fostering continuous learning and professional development. Her insights underscore a commitment to creating a supportive work environment that cultivates both talent acquisition and retention.

This episode, recorded live at the Becker’s Healthcare 9th Annual Health IT + Digital Health + RCM Annual Meeting: The Future of Business and Clinical Technologies, features Louis Jeansonne, Chief Medical Information Officer at Ochsner Health. Here, he discusses how innovative technologies are reducing administrative burdens, freeing up healthcare professionals to focus more on patient care. Jeansonne also shares strategies for healthcare organizations to better support their IT teams, ensuring the seamless integration of technology into clinical workflows.