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In today's episode, we had the privilege of interviewing Amy Wright, the director of operations for Jefferson Health's Telemedicine and Urgent Care division. Amy has a master's in organizational leadership from the University of South Carolina and a BSN from Thomas Edison State University. She shares with us her insights on the industry and advice on career transitions. Watch Here: #careerdevelopment #telemedicine #leadership

Somewhere in this video by Stanford Mussallem Center for Biodesign, I was featured saying, Innovation is not magic, but innovation is magical. But before we touch base on what I said and what I meant, here's what others said; You don't have to be a genius to innovate for a healthcare solution. Ritu Kamal I would never have seen myself as a founder of companies, a Professor at Stanford, and an Executive at Edwards Life Sciences. That was all a result of the Biodesign fellowship. Todd Brinton, MD Being intentional in making sure that innovations lift all boats and not just some. Uday Kumar, MD For any project to take flight, we really want to consider a diversity of funding that allows innovators to reach their goals. Cyan Brown, MD, MPH The recent technology explosion has made technology accessible to founders. Michael Ackermann, PHD Tech innovation in healthcare is just plain hard. Mike Mussallem Looking forward to the new chapter for stanford biodesign.

Please consider visiting and supporting Priyanka Gudsoorkar, BDS, MBA, MPH at the American Dental Education Association (ADEA) International Women’s Leadership Conference VII Tuesday, March 12th, from 5:30 – 7:30 pm in St. James Ballroom, Hilton, Level 3 at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside. 1. Title: Evaluating a Program in Global and Oral Health: Insights, Satisfaction, and Leadership Development; Poster Number: PO-009 2. Title: Leadership Program at the Alliance for Oral Health Across Borders: Empowering Young Leaders in Oral Health and Overall Well-being; Poster Number: PO-023 3. Title: Oral Health Status and Utilization of Worksite Dental Services – Ecuador; Poster PO- 026 4. Title: Pilot: Tackling Inequities Through Enhancing Oral Health and Strengthening Families; Poster PO-028

When a once-useful process stops delivering results, it can be tempting to abandon it altogether. But before you throw in the towel, consider reevaluating and refining it. A process often needs a fresh perspective or some tweaks to regain effectiveness. https://bit.ly/3TJsH6a #fieldlink #ProcessImprovement #Leadership

Enrolling in this program was the best decision I made to advance my professional development and contribute to academic medicine. I highly recommend it! EdD Professional Leadership in Health Science Education https://lnkd.in/ggTqfgTX

Eager to learn more about leadership in APTA Private Practice? Check out this webinar: “Leading the Way- Leadership as a Catylist for Success.” Learn about leadership in professional organizations, leadership pathways, and the specific roles in APTA Private Practice from the panelists - APTA Nominating Committee members, Carrie Hall, Kendell Jno-Finn, and Ali Schoos. To access this recording, go to this link https://lnkd.in/gHi6JZr6. Make sure you are logged into the Learning Center. You can also find this course in your Dashboard after you've logged in. #APTAPrivatePractice #APTANominatingCommittee #Leadership

Andreas Beust is the most recent guest on Trials with Maya Z. He dedicates all his time and focus to making clinical trials more accessible. As the President of AICROS and CEO of GCP-Service International, Andreas has a lot to share on the bigger picture. See all the pressing topics from the episode: - Why don’t students seek a career in clinical trials? - What does the Association of International CROs do? - How to balance global trial coverage with local support? - Should big companies manage local teams as mini-companies? - How to face clinical trial challenges as an international company? - What’s the future of clinical research organizations? #clinicalresearchorganization #clincialresearch #clinicaltrials

The most important leadership lesson one can learn is to be humble and acknowledge that having a management title does not automatically make you a leader. The effectiveness of a leader is determined by the quality of their team and their willingness to follow. An effective leader empowers their team to be active participants in decision-making and utilizes the strengths of their individual team members to maximize results.

This commentary, written by past presidents of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, highlights the benefits of serving in leadership roles within professional associations to the leaders themselves, their employers, their colleagues, and the broader profession. https://buff.ly/3XWJXXX

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