This episode features Dr. Brian Wagers, Chief Quality Officer at Children's Health. Here, he discusses his background and what led him into pediatrics, advice for leaders stepping into new roles, what he’s currently focusing on, and more.
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This episode features Cobi Gantz, CEO & Co-Founder at Chapter. Here, he discusses his background & what led him to found Chapter - a technology-driven Medicare advisor, what it takes to start a company, Medicare trends he is keeping an…
This episode features Dr. Akshat Gargya, Assistant Professor in Anesthesiology and Interventional Pain, The University of Vermont Medical Center. Here he discusses his background, the big headwinds he's planning for this year, how the spine and orthopedics field will evolve…
Dr. Ryan Madder, Section Chief of Interventional Cardiology & Medical Director of the Cardiac Cath Lab at Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rapids, MI joins the podcast to discuss his work in telerobotic surgery, how it could close gaps…
In this episode we are joined by Ronnie Simpson, VP Revenue Integrity, HIM and Centralized Edit Team and Starla Stavely, Senior Director, Coding Quality, Conifer Health Solutions to discuss the crucial link between the mid-cycle and quality/compliance, artificial intelligence, and…
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This episode features Molly Gamble, Vice President of Editorial at Becker’s Healthcare. Here, she discusses The New York State Department of Health starting the process of repealing its COVID-19 vaccine requirement for workers at regulated healthcare facilities and a report…
Dr. Meysam Kebriaei, Medical Director of the Neurosurgery Program at Children's Minnesota joins the podcast to discuss his background, Children's Minnesota's iMRI neurosurgery suite, and what's next for the neurosurgery program.
Dr. Joseph Craft, Cardiologist and President of Medical Staff at St. Luke's Hospital, joins the podcast to discuss his background & pride in his organization, biggest issues he's following in cardiology today, how he sees heart care evolving over the…
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