Shubhangi Singh’s Post

Making the decision between working as a doctor at a hospital or setting up your own practice can be tough, but it ultimately comes down to personal preference and goals. 🏥💼💡 Follow your passion and choose the path that aligns with your values and aspirations. Remember, there's no right or wrong answer - it's all about what feels right for you! 💪 Attend our next life-changing workshop https://lnkd.in/d9ugdHpG #thedoctorpreneuracademy #doctorlife #careerdecisions #entrepreneurmindset #hospitalvspractice #personalgrowth #followyourpassion #makeyourchoice #dreamsetup #healthcareindustry #careergoals #lifedecisions #findyourpath #empoweryourself #takecontrol #professionaldevelopment

I read a comment today that we need to start changing our mindset to think of our profession as “pre-hospital care” and less that it’s just “emergency care”. I could not agree more. This mindset change is so important and overdue. Once we start recognizing that our profession goes well beyond an emergency call we can start to break down our own jaded opinions about “non-emergency” assignments and how they aren’t worthy of our time. We need to start acting like the pre-hospital clinicians that we are and take the time to assess, educate when necessary, and know that everyone is worthy of our care even if it doesn’t include fancy push-dose pressors and intubations.

Ever feel like the noise and complexity of healthcare overwhelm you? You're not alone! I had a heartfelt chat with an incredible nurse who shared those very fears. We dove deep, acknowledging the overwhelm and cutting through the noise together. 🩷 By the end of our 45-minute session, we laid out clear action steps, making things feel a lot less daunting. It’s moments like these—where genuine connection sparks real change—that remind me why I love this work. 💛 Feeling overwhelmed? Let’s simplify it together! Go to the comments to get a free 20-minute session 🧠 #HealthcareHeroes #SimplifyAndUnify #CatalystConversations #BookASession #ActionStepsToClarity #doctormentor #doctormentorship #physicianmentor #mentorship #functionalmedicinementorship #medicalentrepreneurmentorship #practitioner #registerednurse #healthmentorship #healthentrepreneur #burnoutmentor #burnoutexpert

𝗥𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝘁𝗼 𝗯𝗲 𝗮 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵𝗰𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗜𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿: → High likelihood of failure → Face lots of rejection → Peers will think you’re crazy → Might invest a ton of time… with nothing to show for it at the end 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗧𝗢 𝗯𝗲 𝗮 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵𝗰𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗜𝗻𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿: → Opportunity to shape the future → If you’re right... you can improve the lives of many patients and providers → Even if you’re wrong…  you’ll have learned a lot of new skills that will be invaluable → You’ll meet incredible lifelong friends Worth it? I believe so. But it’s not for everyone. #digitalhealth #healthcareinnovation

**WEDNESDAY WISDOM** Commitment, perseverance and self-regulation are learnable skills. By calculating attainable objectives, constructing consistent regimens, engaging cooperative advisors, highlighting incremental improvements, developing resilience amidst setbacks, prioritizing wellness, learning from experience, minimizing disruption, and restoring clarity of mission through rest – self-discipline can be honed incrementally. Practiced regularly, it evolves into an intrinsic asset providing energy and direction to realize potential through life’s inevitable ups and downs. #DisciplineEqualsFreedom Bedrock Healthcare At Home Bedrock At Home Bedrock 360 Media Productions Patient Care Medical Group Patient Care Therapy Group #motivation101 #discipline #TakeAction

✨ Tuesday Motivation: The Journey of Dedication and Impact ✨ “Every day may not be good, but there’s something good in every day.” As healthcare professionals, our days can be long and challenging, filled with both triumphs and trials. But it’s our dedication and passion that make a lasting impact on the lives of our patients and the broader community. Here are some ways to stay motivated and inspired: 1. Reflect on Your Why: Remember why you chose this path. Your commitment to healing and helping others is your driving force. 2. Celebrate the Small Victories: Whether it’s a patient’s smile, a successful procedure, or a kind word from a colleague, cherish these moments. 3. Keep Learning: Embrace every opportunity to grow your knowledge and skills. Continuous learning keeps your passion alive. 4. Support Each Other: Lean on your colleagues and offer support in return. Together, we are stronger and more resilient. Your dedication not only changes lives but also sets an example for others. Keep pushing forward, knowing that every effort you make is valued and appreciated. #TuesdayMotivation #HealthcareHeroes #Dedication #PatientCare #DrSheetalGarg If this message resonates with you, please repost ♻ and share ↗ your own experiences of dedication and impact. Follow Dr. Sheetal Garg for more motivational insights and stories from the medical field! #MedicalProfessionals #CareerInspiration #HealthcareCommunity #DrSheetalGarg

Do you ever notice how the smallest acts of kindness can make the biggest difference? In healthcare, a moment of empathy—whether it’s a comforting word or simply listening—can completely change a patient’s experience. I’ve seen it happen countless times. Patients not only remember the treatment; they remember how they were treated. When healthcare providers take that extra step to show empathy, it builds trust and strengthens the bond between patients and caregivers. In a busy medical environment, it’s easy to get caught up in the rush, but it’s those small moments of connection that often matter most. Empathy doesn’t require a lot of time, but it makes all the difference. Lending an empathetic ear turns routines into meaningful care, improving not just the patient’s experience but also the team’s overall morale. Just last week, you can see my post about the importance of emotional intelligence in medical leadership. This is just an example of how that can trickle down to the providers themselves, creating an iron clad practice. 

One of the most rewarding parts of my role as a Patient Navigator is knowing that I make a real difference in patients’ lives by ensuring they have access to the resources and support needed to actively participate in their medical care. It truly fills my cup to see patients empowered with the tools they need to take control of their health journey. But I’ve also come to understand that not all patients are ready to engage with their care immediately. Some may feel overwhelmed, unsure, or disconnected, and that’s where I see my role as crucial. I continue to reach out, offering guidance and support, hoping to loop them back into their care plan when they are ready. It’s not always easy, but I believe that with patience, persistence, and understanding, we can create stronger connections and help patients realize that they are central to their health outcomes. Making sure they have access to the right resources is a big part of that journey. For me, it’s about more than just coordinating care—it’s about making sure each patient knows they are valued, supported, and have access to everything they need, no matter where they are in their healthcare journey. That’s the kind of work that drives me every day. How are you working to ensure patients have the resources they need to feel empowered in their care?

What a fantastic article written by my friend and colleague, Katie Heskett, MS Ed., CPXP, PMP about the crucial role of genuine human connection in healthcare. #PatientExperience #HealthcareConnection #HumanizingHealthcare #EmpatheticCare #PatientCentricApproach #HealthcareEmpathy #CompassionateCare

Trying to figure out who just came in, while it's absolute chaos everywhere, making you feel like you stepped into a medical drama, minus the dramatic music- well that's my life these days! It’s been a whirlwind these few weeks and hence the delayed update—blame it on my ADHD brain not braining for a bit! 😅 But here I am, as a Registration Clerk at Kingston General Hospital! My journey into healthcare has always been driven by a passion to help people, a curiosity ignited by countless episodes of Grey’s Anatomy, and a desire to make a real difference. Helping patients navigate their initial steps into care has shown me the profound impact of what might seem like a routine task. Every interaction, every smile, every ounce of reassurance—we shape their journey from the moment they arrive. In this fast-paced environment, I’m seeing it all and being the first point of contact, I welcome patients during some of their most challenging moments. It's eye-opening to realize how crucial our role is in shaping their healthcare journey. Each interaction matters. Each smile, each bit of reassurance, and each effort to streamline the process can significantly impact their experience. Yes, there are tough days. Days when you encounter people at their worst, moments filled with fear, grief, and sometimes anger. But understanding their mental state – the anxiety of the unknown, the pain of their condition, and their previous healthcare encounters – is vital. This empathy fuels my commitment to making their first step into care as smooth and supportive as possible. I am incredibly grateful to start my career here, blending compassion with efficiency. The skills and insights I’m gaining are not just about handling paperwork but about understanding patient needs and improving their overall experience and I can see how each lesson here is shaping me to step into the world of Patient Safety and Quality Improvement. The empathy learned, the importance of clear communication, and the drive to enhance patient experiences—these are not just skills but principles that will guide my journey forward. This role isn’t just about paperwork; it’s about building bridges of trust and comfort during critical moments. It’s about laying the groundwork for better, safer care. And as I continue to grow and learn here, I’m more determined than ever to make a lasting impact in healthcare. #myKHSC #thisistheplace #movingforward #betterhealthcare