Hosted by Quinnipiac University · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 43 episodes
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Learning to Lead focuses on developing and supporting emerging healthcare leaders—students, trainees and early-career healthcare professionals—through conversations with leaders about their experiences and insights (“ leader journeys ”), foundational leadership concepts (“ deep dives ”), and the most useful and impactful tools to become better leaders (“ leadership hacks ”).” You will be connecting to a community where you can learn, grow, and transform into a more capable and confident leader, ready to reimagine the healthcare system. Learning to Lead is a production of the Quinnipiac University podcast studio, in partnership with the Schools of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences. Creators Rahul Anand, Maya Doyle, Peter Longley, Amber Vargas and Brooklynn Weber. Student Producer: Brooklynn Weber Executive Producer: David DesRoches Connect with us @LearningToLeadPod or email us at learningto
Quinnipiac University hosts Learning to Lead, a education show with 43 episodes published.
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Beth Frates, MD discusses how effective leadership begins with truly understanding your team and aligning their individual strengths with a shared mission. Drawing from her experi
In episode of Learning to Lead Dr. Beth Frates MD, a Harvard-trained physician and pioneer in lifestyle medicine, shares the experiences that shaped her path into healthcare and leadership. Listeners will hear how she na
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Brooke Salzman, MD shares a powerful leadership hack: focusing on strengths. Recorded in honor of Jefferson’s Interprofessional Care conference, the conversation explores how reco
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Amber King PharmD, BCPS, FNAP shares a powerful leadership insight: trust your team. Recorded in honor of Jefferson’s Interprofessional Care conference, she discusses how delegating,
In this episode of Learning to Lead, five fourth-year medical students from QU Netter share insights from over a year of combined experience on away rotations, one of the most high-stakes and formative parts of medical t
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Erin Barry PhD and Beth Koltz EdM explore how conflict—while often uncomfortable—is inevitable and can be a powerful driver of growth and better decision-making. They discuss comm
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Nina Kim MD, MSc shares insights on managing time, energy, and attention in demanding fields. She challenges the idea that productivity means doing more, emphasizing intentionalit
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Nina Kim MD, MSc shares a simple but powerful leadership hack: resisting the urge to give advice and instead asking thoughtful questions. She explains that leaders are often expec
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Alexa, Sam, and Sal—Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University alumni now in their third year of residency—reflect on the transition from medical school to residen
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Alexa, Sam, and Sal—three Quinnipiac University medical school alumni—now third-year residents at the Medical College of Wisconsin, the University of Pennsylvania, and Walter Reed Nat
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Lauren Weber, MD, clinical cardiologist and co-founder of All Levels Leadership, reframes the concept of followership and challenges its negative stereotypes. She defines followership
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Lauren Weber, MD, a clinical cardiologist and co-founder of All Levels Leadership, discusses how to navigate difficult conversations. She introduces the “opening alignment stateme
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Gita Pensa, MD, an emergency medicine physician, educator, and host of the podcast Doctors and Litigation: The L Word, shares her personal journey through medical malpractice liti
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Elizabeth “Beth” Koltz, EdM, Senior Director of Instructional and Curriculum Design and Assistant Professor at the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine, shares why feedback is one o
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Erin Barry, PhD and Elizabeth “Beth” Koltz, EdM explore the growth mindset and its role in leadership, learning, and healthcare culture. Drawing on research from Carol Dweck’s boo
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Erin Barry, PhD—associate professor, leadership scholar, and certified executive coach—shares her powerful leadership skill: listening to learn, not to respond. Erin shares how tr
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Jesse Wescott, Tim Smith, and Karisma Quintas —leaders at The Towers, an innovative senior living community in New Haven—share how a values-driven, team-based leadership model transfo
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Jesse Wescott, Tim Smith, and Karisma Quintas—leaders at The Towers senior living community—share their Leadership Hacks. Tim reflects on teaching as a way to strengthen teams, Jesse
In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Tracy Van Oss DHSc, MPH, OTR/L shares the energy, gratitude, and coaching mindset that shape her approach to leadership and teaching. She reflects on her journey into occupational
In this episode, Dr. Tracy Van Oss DHSc, MPH, OTR/L shares how her daily gratitude ritual shapes her mindset, strengthens her resilience, and enhances her work as a healthcare leader. She discusses the importance of grou
Gita Pensa
emergency physician, coach, podcast host of Doctors and Litigation: The L Word · Doctors and Litigation
1 appearance on this show
Tim Smith
Historian of Adams County and Director of Education · Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
2 appearances on this show
Joshua Hartzell, MD
retired Army Colonel and infectious disease physician · MGH Institute of Health Professions
3 appearances on this show
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