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Cole Lyons, MBA
New medical leaders face challenges unique to healthcare. This guide provides practical, evidence-based strategies for moving into healthcare leadership, focusing on core skills, leadership models, and proven ways to build high-performing, patient-focused teams.
AJHCS · Verified Jul 29, 2026
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In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Chris Myers, an associate professor at Johns Hopkins University, specializing in healthcare leadership and management. Dr. Myers discusses the crucial role leadership plays in healthcare outcomes, often overshadowed by technological advancements and clinical expertise. He emphasizes the need for effective coordination and communication within healthcare teams to avoid common errors that stem from poor leadership practices. Dr. Myers also shares insights from
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Obinna O Oleribe, DrPH, MBBS, MBA, FRCP, FWACP & Simon D. Taylor-Robinson, MD, FRCP, FWACP, FAASLD
Integrating AI into healthcare leadership improves efficiency and reduces bias. This article introduces the ABC of AI-inclusive decision-making to help leaders balance technology with ethics.
AJHCS · Verified Jul 29, 2026
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From the battlefield to the boardroom, Justin Cauthen’s journey offers a masterclass in leadership transformation within healthcare. In this episode of Clinicians in Leadership, we sit down with Justin Cauthen, a retiring U.S. Army flight medic turned clinical executive, to explore how military leadership principles translate into the civilian healthcare landscape. Cauthen shares powerful lessons from leading medevac units and advising the Afghan Surgeon General, all the way to managing a 2,700
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Welcome to the Clinicians in Leadership Podcast Series by the American Journal of Health Care Strategy. This episode features Travis Kaufman, a seasoned PA and Chief Medical Operations Officer with extensive experience in both clinical and leadership settings. Travis shares his insights on the critical importance of emergency preparedness in healthcare organizations, the role of leadership in fostering a culture of preparedness, and the innovative technologies improving emergency management. Gai
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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In this insightful episode, we sit down with Eric McNulty, a seasoned leadership expert and educator, to explore how values-driven leadership shapes stronger, more cohesive healthcare teams. Drawing from his experience in high-stakes environments, Eric shares how aligning teams around shared principles leads to more productive conversations, reduced conflict, and ultimately better outcomes for both staff and patients. We discuss the difference between destructive and constructive conflict, the
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Join Zach with the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy in this episode of the Clinicians in Leadership podcast series. Zach interviews Dr. Joshua Todd, a nurse anesthetist with an MBA, who shares his extensive experience in healthcare from bedside to boardroom. Dr. Todd discusses the critical importance of accountability in leadership, as well as the concept of socially complex relationships and how they can drive operational efficiency and patient care improvements. Dr. Todd also provides i
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Join Zach from the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy on the Clinicians in Leadership podcast as he interviews Dr. Misker (Mika) Kassahun Teka, a dedicated medical professional and public health advocate. Dr. Teka shares his inspiring journey from medical school in Ethiopia to earning his MPH at Johns Hopkins and his leadership in community-based healthcare. He discusses co-founding Give Society Ethiopia, a nonprofit providing free healthcare for underserved populations, and the challenges
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Dr. Gary L. Kesling
This article argues that today’s healthcare challenges—burnout, disparities, and AI integration—require a new kind of leadership that goes beyond traditional management. It proposes an integrated framework combining structured problem-solving (MAEM), modern competency-based education through micro-credentials (4Es), and character-driven leadership grounded in courage, discipline, justice, wisdom, and humility. The core message is that healthcare transformation is not just technical but systemic and ethical—requiring leaders who can redesign systems, guide responsible AI use, and intentionally improve health outcomes and equity.
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Alexander S. Pondok, MS
Abstract Healthcare contact centers are undergoing a structured transition as health systems move from legacy telephony to cloud-based, AI-enabled omnichannel platforms. These platforms increasingly function as centralized digital access hubs for scheduling, triage, navigation, and patient communica...
AJHCS · Verified Jul 28, 2026
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In this episode of the Clinicians in Leadership podcast, hosted by Zach from the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy, Dr. Allison DiPasquale, a breast cancer surgeon and medical director of breast oncology, shares her journey into medicine and her comprehensive approach to patient care. Dr. DiPasquale emphasizes the importance of patient empowerment, introducing concepts like 'Cancer-Free Day' and 'Livingship,' which focus on helping patients thrive after treatment. The discussion covers the
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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In this episode of the Clinicians In Leadership Podcast series, Zach from the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy engages in an enlightening discussion with Dr. Julia Flax, a renowned family physician and the Chief Population Health Officer at Cox Health in Springfield, Missouri. Dr. Flax shares her vast experience spanning over 20 years, delving into her clinical and administrative roles, including dealing with the ACA, MACRA, MIPS, and Medicare Advantage plans. She highlights her pivotal w
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Join Vrushangi Shah as she connects with Jessi Tran, an Operations Manager at WellStar and a former fellow. In this engaging episode, Jessi shares her career journey, from her undergraduate studies in Clinical Leadership at the University of Kentucky to earning her MHA at UNC Chapel Hill and securing a fellowship at the WellStar Health System. Jessi delves into the intricacies of her graduate school experience, the process and challenges of finding an administrative internship, and what it was l
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Reengaging burned-out clinicians starts with listening—and in this insightful episode of Clinicians in Leadership, host Zach sits down with Mary Russell, RN, retired U.S. Navy Nurse Corps Captain and Senior Director of Clinical Services at Clinicomp International, to explore exactly how healthcare leaders can rebuild trust, reduce administrative burden, and inspire their teams. Drawing on 37 years of diverse nursing experience and 14+ years leading clinical services at a global EHR vendor, Mary
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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In this episode, we sit down with Antwan Williams, COO of Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital (soon to be Orlando Health Lake Mary Hospital) and Co-Founder of The Advancement League & Young Health Leaders Summit. Antwan shares his journey from aspiring civil engineer to healthcare executive, offering powerful insights on adaptability, leadership, and the importance of lateral networking in career growth. 🔑 Key Topics Covered: • How Antwan transitioned from engineering to healthcare leaders
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Join us in the movement to revolutionize maternal health care. Learn how maternal health expert Cassandra Stompoly is working to improve maternal health outcomes and support fetal maternal health. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of mothers and babies. Get Help Now: https://www.modalityglobaladvisors.com/contact 00:00 Introduction and Guest Background 00:53 Transition to Leadership 02:53 Addressing Disparities in Maternal Health 05:28 Postpartum Depression and Mental Health 07:3
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Welcome to the Clinicians in Leadership podcast series, brought to you by the American Journal of Healthcare Strategies. In this episode, host Zach interviews Dr. Erin Ballentine, a pharmacist and healthcare administrator, about her journey from pharmacy school to leadership at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Ballentine shares valuable insights into pharmacy residency, administrative leadership, and the challenges of being a young leader in healthcare. She discusses how her clinical experience infor
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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In this episode of the Clinicians and Leadership podcast series, Zach from the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy hosts Dr. Jay Harness, a distinguished surgeon and leader in the healthcare industry. Dr. Harness shares his extensive experience in both clinical and administrative roles, discusses his win-win leadership philosophy, and highlights the importance of collaboration and innovation in healthcare. From his early days in fraternity leadership to his significant contributions in surgi
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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In this episode, Cole from the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy interviews Jamey Edwards, the President and Chief Strategy Officer at Cairns Health (formerly Coco Home). Jamey shares his transition from investment banking to healthcare, the motivations behind his entrepreneurial ventures focused on health equity, and the significant technology innovations his company is developing. He discusses the challenges and opportunities in implementing AI and radar-based technologies for patient ca
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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Discover how healthcare transformation takes root from the top in this inspiring conversation with Marna Borieux, DHA, MBA, Chief of Staff, Vice President for Executive Administration, and now Vice President & Administrator for the Primary Care Service Line at Inova Health System. In this episode of the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy Podcast, we explore Inova’s multi-year transformation journey built on systemness, stewardship, and a relentless focus on culture. Marna shares how her de
AJHCS · Verified Jul 25, 2026
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