Leadership is a core part of every doctor's day. Still, our common connotation of physician leadership doesn’t recognize that or emphasize its development as a key skill set for all physicians. The Forbes Books Podcast, "All Physicians Lead," reveals how accepting that you are leading and reflecting on it with the intent to improve can transform your impact, relationships, and patient outcomes. Dr. Leon Moores welcomes fellow physicians, scientists, and thought leaders to discuss tangible ways doctors can elevate their ability to care for patients through practical leadership training. Discover why leadership should be woven into every physician's education and career. When doctors fully enter their role as leaders of healthcare teams, performance and patient outcomes improve. This podcast prescribes leadership development strategies to help physicians reach their greatest potential because when physicians become better leaders, patients win.
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Leadership is a core part of every doctor's day. Still, our common connotation of physician leadership doesn’t recognize that or emphasize its development as a key skill set for all physicians. The Forbes Books Podcast, "All Physicians Lead," reveals how accepting that you are leading and reflecting on it with the intent to improve can transform your impact, relationships, and patient outcomes. Dr. Leon Moores welcomes fellow physicians, scientists, and thought leaders to discuss tangible ways doctors can elevate their ability to care for patients through practical leadership training. Discover why leadership should be woven into every physician's education and career. When doctors fully enter their role as leaders of healthcare teams, performance and patient outcomes improve. This podcast prescribes leadership development strategies to help physicians reach their greatest potential because when physicians become better leaders, patients win.
Leadership, Passion, and Navigating Challenges with Dr. Maria Granzotti (Part Two)
All Physicians Lead
35 minutes
9 months ago
Leadership, Passion, and Navigating Challenges with Dr. Maria Granzotti (Part Two)
In the second part of this engaging conversation, Dr. Leon Moores and Dr. Maria Granzotti delve deeper into her career journey and leadership philosophy. Dr. Granzotti shares pivotal moments that shaped her trajectory as a healthcare leader, from addressing inefficiencies in emergency care to navigating the immense challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Together, they explore the essential qualities of physician leadership, such as active listening, adaptability, and fostering collaboration across healthcare teams. Dr. Granzotti recounts her experience balancing the clinical and administrative aspects of care, emphasizing how focusing on quality and safety ultimately drives value. She also reflects on the importance of passion in sustaining a medical career and provides practical advice for emerging physician leaders.
All Physicians Lead
Leadership is a core part of every doctor's day. Still, our common connotation of physician leadership doesn’t recognize that or emphasize its development as a key skill set for all physicians. The Forbes Books Podcast, "All Physicians Lead," reveals how accepting that you are leading and reflecting on it with the intent to improve can transform your impact, relationships, and patient outcomes. Dr. Leon Moores welcomes fellow physicians, scientists, and thought leaders to discuss tangible ways doctors can elevate their ability to care for patients through practical leadership training. Discover why leadership should be woven into every physician's education and career. When doctors fully enter their role as leaders of healthcare teams, performance and patient outcomes improve. This podcast prescribes leadership development strategies to help physicians reach their greatest potential because when physicians become better leaders, patients win.
