
PEOPLE AREN'T BORN TO LEAD. THEY'RE BRED TO LEAD.
Most organizations don't fail all at once. They break down slowly:• Missed warning signs• Leaders who stopped seeing what's in front of them• Teams that quietly stopped believing
By the time someone calls in a fixer, the damage has been building for years.
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ABOUT YOUR HOSTDr. Jake Tayler Jacobs DBA, MBA, B.Ed. | The Business Doctor•... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 21 days ago |
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CERTIFIED DOES NOT MEAN VERIFIED TO DO THE JOB
Recorded live in front of a room of perioperative leaders, Dr. Jake Tayler Jacobs and Dr. Edna Gilliam make the case that the next professional revolution in surgery is happening outside the OR, in ster... more
YOU ARE A 10,000 POUND ELEPHANT CHAINED TO A SMALL STAKE
A baby elephant tied to a wooden stake stops pulling. Years later, fully grown, it still doesn't try. Dr. Jake Tayler Jacobs names the four beliefs keeping healthcare organizations chained the... more
THE BELIEFS YOU DON'T KNOW YOU HAVE ARE CONTROLLING YOU
How do you know the sky is blue? You just know. Dr. Jake Tayler Jacobs argues that some of what leaders "just know" about their organizations isn't fact at all. It's assumption, and it feels ju... more
YOU CAN'T OPTIMIZE DOWNSTREAM WHILE THE CONSTRAINT SITS UPSTREAM
Every week the same meeting happens: the CFO sees rising costs, the COO hears surgeon complaints, the CNO watches quality metrics stall, and SPD says the numbers look fine. Dr. Jake Ta... more
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Practical leadership and operational guidance for managers working to improve organizational health, especially in healthcare and surgical services. Most episodes are solo presentations by Jake Tayler Jacobs, who uses turnaround examples, business cases, analogies and frameworks to explain how outdated assumptions, weak measurement and disconnected teams can keep organizations stuck. Occasional conversations bring in experienced healthcare leaders to discuss workforce development, sterile processing and patient safety.
A distinctive focus is the relationship between sterile processing departments and operating rooms: Jacobs argues that problems often stem from systems and visibility gaps, not simply individual performance. Episodes pair ca... more
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