Designed for individuals interested in learning the career paths of highly accomplished healthcare executives. Whether you are a student looking to get started in healthcare administration or a mid-level manager looking to take your healthcare career to the next level, "So You Want To Be A Healthcare Executive?" will show you the paths highly successful and highly accomplished healthcare executive... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Non-ProfitBusinessCareers |
Episode 49 features Trina Tan. Trina is the Chief of Staff at Multicare Health System based out of Tacoma, Washington. Trina is a graduate of the National University of Singapore and earned a Master's degree in Public Health with a focus in healthcar... more
Episode 48 features Jason Raidbard, who is the current Executive Administrator over the Opththalmology & Visual Science Department at the University of Chicago Medicine. Jason has a passion for improving systems, processes, patient care outcomes, and... more
Episode 47 highlights the administrative fellowship path of Krit Sarai, Jessi Tran, and Alisa Raju. Also highlighted is their development and work within the National Administrative Fellowship Network (NAFN). more
Having spent her career navigating positions both in and outside of healthcare, Carla Blue has ascended the ranks to her current position as CEO of Colorado Surgical Affiliates. Carla is an organizational leader who values team member input and striv... more
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Hi Ken! I appreciate the show. I’m a current hospital associate radiation safety officer, and I earned my MBA in hopes of becoming a hospital administrator someday. I have intimate knowledge of Radiology departments in hospitals, but I’ve never served as a technologist. Could you interview someone who became a leader from a non-clinical background, but serves as a leader of operations for a Radiology department, or even a COO of a hospital? Thanks for the great content and I look forward to more... more
Really informative and easy to follow.
As an incoming Administrative Resident on the verge of rapping up my MBA/MHA. I started a search to learn all I can about what life is like as an healthcare executive. Your podcast has provided me more insight and tips than I could have ever dreamed. Listening and learning from former fellows and current executives has relieved many of my fears about my upcoming role and painted a picture of what life can be like after. Keep up the good work, you’ve earned a lifelong listener in me and who know ... more
I am new here and I’m in school currently pursuing my bachelor’s in healthcare administration. I am excited to here some tips about the industry. I am so nervous about finding a job when I graduate. I hope I can learn some useful tools to help me succeed. I have such a clear vision for myself but I just don’t know where to begin.
I was looking for a podcast that incorporated experienced leaders and early careerists. This podcast does just that. I have listened to every episode, some more than once. Every guest has something meaningful to offer listeners, regardless of the stage of your career.
Apple Podcasts | #231 | Singapore/Business/Careers |
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