This episode features Dan Castillo, Vice Dean for Health Sciences & Chief Operating Officer at Tulane University School of Medicine. Here, he discusses the mix of his dual-roles, different ways to combat physician shortages, the importance for leaders to stay open-minded, and more.
Summary
Tulane University School of Medicine's COO Discusses Leadership and Combating Physician Shortages
Dual-Roles and More
Dan Castillo, the Vice Dean for Health Sciences & Chief Operating Officer at Tulane University School of Medicine, discusses the mix of his dual-roles, different ways to combat physician shortages, the importance for leaders to stay open-minded, and more in this podcast episode.
Interprofessional Education and Diversity
Castillo explains the changing environment of medical school education and emphasizes the importance of interprofessional educational opportunities and case-based learning. He also discusses the integration of diversity, equity and inclusion in the new recruits that have already joined Tulane University School of Medicine this year.
Advice for Emerging Leaders
Castillo recommends that emerging leaders take time to actively listen to their frontline staff and understand what is working for them and what isn't. He suggests being flexible with work environment, such as allowing people to work remotely or on a hybrid model. He also emphasizes the importance of patience when making decisions, as sometimes it is beneficial to wait and allow ideas to germinate.
Staying Competitive and Being Open to Learning
Lastly, Castillo gives advice to emerging leaders. He suggests that they should be open to learning new things, staying competitive, and being willing to ask for assistance from one's team.
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This episode aired on 10/16/2022 and can be listened here.
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