This episode features Patricia McClure-Chessier, Hospital CEO at Signature Healthcare Services. Here, she discusses her work as a change agent in healthcare, advice for other leaders, and more.

This episode features Tonya Darner, COO of Aspirus Wausau Hospital. Here, she discuss her experience in the Air Force, her transition from military leadership to hospital leadership, and more.

Dr. Susan Hudson, a reproductive endocrinologist at Texas Fertility Center and co-host of the podcast Fertility Docs Uncensored, joined the podcast to talk about the big issues in reproductive endocrinology, latest technology and her career path as a female physician. She also talked about why she's earning her MBA and shared three pieces of advice for female clinical leaders today.

Emily Moorhead, COO of Henry Ford Allegiance Health Central Market, joined the podcast to discuss how care models are shifting amid the pandemic and initiatives to expand access to care. She also talked about leading with courage and what it takes to move past failures to build a stronger team.

In this episode, Michele Meyer, CEO of Washington County Memorial Hospital and Vice President of Operations at Mercy Hospital Jefferson in Missouri, discusses the unique challenges of managing rural healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic and outlines why flexibility is such an important quality for leaders today.

In this episode, Dr. Rachel Medbery, a thoracic surgeon at Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeons in Austin, Texas, talks about what it is like for women in male-dominated specialties and shares her best advice for aspiring clinical leaders.

In this episode, Dr. Karen Keough, a pediatrician and child neurologist in Austin, Texas, joined the podcast to speak about the big trends in pediatric neurology, career development and advice for women physicians in male-dominated specialties.

This episode features Sara Vaezy, Chief Digital Strategy and Business Development Officer at Providence Health. Here, she discusses her responsibilities in her role, her top priorities for 2021, and more.

In this episode, Kaley Neal, CFO of Shenandoah Medical Center in Shenandoah, Iowa, talked about how her team changed the culture at the hospital and was able to achieve financial records during the pandemic. She also shared three pieces of advice for effective leadership.

Colleen Heeter, CEO of Campbell County Health in Gillette, Wyo., joined the podcast to discuss system operations amid the pandemic and new competition in the market. She also shared advice for aspiring leaders in healthcare.

Kari Cornicelli, Executive Vice President and CFO of Phoenix Children's, joined the podcast to talk about financial stability and growth at Phoenix Children's. She also shared three pieces of advice for aspiring healthcare executives today.

This episode features Dr. Barbara Bergin, an orthopedic surgeon with Texas Orthopedics, Sports & Rehabilitation Associates, discussing the growth of women in orthopedics. She shared what it was like to be the only woman orthopedic surgeon in training and observations on how the field is changing.View Dr.Bergin's medical self-help blog where she provides common-sense bone and joint pain advice with some humor. https://drbarbarabergin.com/blog/.

Michelle Fortune, CEO of St. Luke's Hospital in Columbus, North Carolina, joined the podcast to discuss how priorities for rural and community healthcare will change in the coming year and how she is preparing to meet the top challenges on the horizon. She also spoke about caregiver wellness and maintaining the financial stability of her institution.

This episode features Perry Ann Reed, Chief Operating Officer and Senior Vice President at Nicklaus Health System & President at Nicklaus Children s Hospital. Here, she discusses her points of pride in the system, her best advice for other leaders, and more.

This episode features Emme Deland, Senior Vice President of Strategy at NewYork-Presbyterian. Here, she discusses her role in the Dalio Project, how she got involved in the project, and more.

This episode features Allison Roditi, Chief Administrator of the HSS Sports Medicine Institute at Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. Here, she joined the podcast to talk about her journey as a service line leader and mentoring the next generation of healthcare administrators. She also talked about why it's so important to take on new projects, build a strong professional network and grow personally and professionally.