Physicians Beyond the Bedside™

Our guest today is Robyn Tiger, MD, C-IAYT, RYT-500. She teaches physicians evidence-based self-care tools in order to improve wellness and decrease stress. Robyn shares how her struggle with stress and burnout as a practicing radiologist led her on a journey to her current non-traditional role.  >>>CLICK HERE TO GET THE TOP 10 LEADERSHIP SKILLS NEEDED TO GO BEYOND THE BEDSIDE

Thanks for joining me. My guest today is Drew Albano, DO, MBA, FAAFP. Drew has expertise in medical staff affairs, healthcare quality, clinical operations, graduate medical education, and research. Drew will be sharing his experience of transitioning to healthcare administration. He and I discuss why he was motivated to pursue an MBA (Master of Business Administration) and the interesting opportun...

Today I’m pleased to be interviewing Dike Drummond MD. Dike shares how he transitioned from clinical medicine to his current non-clinical role as a coach and host of the Physicians on Purpose podcast. He provides a great deal of support for physicians suffering from burnout.   >>>CLICK HERE TO GET THE TOP 10 LEADERSHIP SKILLS NEEDED TO GO BEYOND THE BEDSIDE

The role of the Chief Medical Informatics Officer (CMIO) has developed as healthcare has become more involved in clinical informatics and information technologies. Today we’re discussing what type of physician is qualified for this position and how you may pursue a career as a CMIO.   >>>CLICK HERE TO GET THE TOP 10 LEADERSHIP SKILLS NEEDED TO GO BEYOND THE BEDSIDE

In today’s episode, I discuss physician burnout and moral injury and how it impacts physicians’ decisions to seek careers beyond the bedside. Burnout is typically a syndrome that has been associated with severe exhaustion, cynicism, and decreased effectiveness. Factors that contribute to burnout include: prolonged working hours; the increase in bureaucratic or administrative work that is involved...

Today I am pleased to be interviewing Ines Vigil, MD, MPH, MBA, and a fellow of the American College of Preventative Medicine. Ines has expertise in population health, analytics, informatics, and clinical practice transformation. Ines has a very interesting career after completing her medical degree and general preventive medicine residency at Johns Hopkins University. Her interest in population h...

In today’s episode, I’m discussing the Master’s in Public Health (MPH) degree. I provide the overview for the general curriculum of the MPH program as well as the types of programs that exist, how long the investment of your time will be to complete, and certain jobs you’d be extremely qualified for. I address the value of an MPH, some of the best schools in the country for getting an MPH from bas...

Today I’m pleased to be interviewing Marsha Caton, PhD. Marsha earned her Masters and her PhD in Molecular Genetics from Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She’s built her career in the drug development industry working in pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Caton also serves as a consultant and mentor to scientists and physicians who are desirous of starting or growing their careers in the pharmaceut...

In today’s episode, I discuss jobs and roles for physicians in the pharmaceutical industry. Many physicians are not aware of the types of roles for physicians within pharma. There are many similarities, but there are also very significant differences from clinical roles. Working in these roles appeals to many physicians. Discover if this is a non-clinical role that appeals to you.   >>>CLICK HERE...

I’m pleased to introduce to you Dr. Armin Feldman. Dr. Feldman has been a full-time medical consultant to attorneys since 2006. He also works with physicians across the United States helping them supplement or provide a replacement for their income, providing pre-litigation pre-trial consulting services to the legal industry.   >>>CLICK HERE TO GET THE TOP 10 LEADERSHIP SKILLS NEEDED TO GO BEYOND...

The hidden job market can be a powerful tool in looking for your next role or your next career transition. In this episode, you will learn why the hidden job market has tremendous potential and how it can be beneficial to you. >>>CLICK HERE TO GET THE TOP 10 LEADERSHIP SKILLS NEEDED TO GO BEYOND THE BEDSIDE

In today’s episode, I’m pleased to introduce to you Dr. Saria Saccocio who has a fascinating journey into an administrative role. Saria is the Ambulatory Chief Medical Officer for Prisma Health in Greenville, South Carolina. Saria is a family physician who as you will hear has a very interesting career proven by a variety of patient-centered interests. Saria completed her Master’s in Healthcare Ad...

In today’s episode, I’m discussing the value of an MBA (Master of Business Administration). Pursuing an advanced degree is a common goal for many physician leaders or physicians interested in assuming a leadership role. I’m focusing today on the MBA degree. I discuss the value of the MBA, the different types of curriculum and different structures of various programs, and how to determine if the MB...

Making a career transition always has its difficulties, especially in clinical medicine. Today’s guest, Dan Kopp, is a long-time friend, retired Chief of Family Medicine, and entrepreneur. In this conversation, Dan shares what inspired him to pursue a career in medicine, the mechanics of his experience and transitions he faced during his time as a clinical physician - as well as what inspired him...

Dr. Terry McWilliams is currently a healthcare consultant, but he didn't start out there! So many Physicians work in a consulting role for various organizations, so learning how to step out of a clinical role and into a consulting role is the focus of our conversation with Dr. McWilliams. This episode will give you lots of information and resources to consider as you move out of the clinical role...

Doug and I discuss the value of mentorship, leadership skills, and organized degree programs for physician leaders seeking to transition from clinical to non-clinical roles.

Installment 1 of 2. My interview with Dr. Doug Apple discussing his transition to the Chief Medical Officer role of a healthcare system in Michigan. Doug also discusses the need for providing leadership development for physicians as they transition their careers. We discuss approaches that Doug used in his role developing leaders.

Matt is the Chief Clinical Officer of Newark Beth Israel Hospital in Newark, NJ. Matt has been in the role for nearly two years. He shares insights in his journey from practicing primary care in a rural community to becoming the Chief Clinical Officer of the largest healthcare system in New Jersey.

This is the introductory show to Physicians Beyond the Bedside™.