Steven Bocchese

In Good Company

Health EN ↓ 3 episodes

What does it take to change a system as complex as healthcare? In Good Company features deep dives with the innovators and disruptors leading the charge. Beyond breakthroughs, we explore the personal side of innovation: how they manage the pressure, find balance at home, and stay inspired in and out of the healthcare space.

Author

Steven Bocchese

Category

Health

Podcast website

riverside.com

Latest episode

Jun 26, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 2: In Good Company with Kelsey Springer 26.06.2026

Kelsey Springer joins Steve to share her nursing journey and her life-altering workplace violence experience. We delve into the impact of workplace violence, Kelsey's advocacy for awareness and meaningful change, and the importance of addressing workplace violence to create a healthy work environment. The conversation covers the journey of advocacy in healthcare, the importance of lived experience...

Episode 1: In Good Company with Kali Dayton 11.05.2026

Kali Dayton shares her remarkable journey from a life-changing injury at 14 to becoming a critical care nurse practitioner and podcast host. Her story is one of embracing unique journeys, trusting personal guidance, and navigating challenges while balancing mission and family. Kali's experiences highlight the importance of embracing discomfort, overcoming loneliness, and marrying evidence with per...

Trailer 25.04.2026

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