Bridging Generations in Healthcare Leadership with Brittney Tyler at Apopka Health and Rehabilitation Center

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People Worth Caring About

Peter Murphy Lewis

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Most people overlook them. We won’t. On "People Worth Caring About," documentary producer Peter Murphy Lewis—creator of the hit series now streaming on smart TVs across the U.S.—and Jalene Carpenter, the long-term care visionary who helped build it, shine a light on the quiet heroes holding our communities together. From Nebraska, Ohio, New Mexico, and Kentucky, their stories come alive in four groundbreaking seasons—and continue here through raw, revealing conversations about dignity, trust, and human connection. Tune in—and discover why these are the people worth caring about.

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Bridging Generations in Healthcare Leadership with Brittney Tyler at Apopka Health and Rehabilitation Center

People Worth Caring About

12 minutes 20 seconds

2 years ago

Bridging Generations in Healthcare Leadership with Brittney Tyler at Apopka Health and Rehabilitation Center

On this episode, we speak to Brittney Tyler, Senior Executive Director at Apopka Health & Rehabilitation Center.

Topics discussed include:

- Brittney’s passion for long-term care and her role as a servant leader.

- Her initial interest in nursing and her mother’s influence.

- The importance of making a difference in the community, impacting the industry and engaging with younger generations interested in healthcare administration.

- Her role in healthcare policies, lobbying and advocating for the industry.

- Taking on challenging facilities, building positive cultures and making meaningful connections with staff and residents.

- The importance of educating decision-makers about the daily challenges in long-term care.

- Her sources of information, which include social media, networking, reading and staying up-to-date on industry changes.

- Setting a positive tone in her interactions with staff through morning meetings, affirmations and maintaining an energetic attitude.

Resources mentioned:

Brittney Tyler - https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittney-tyler-nha-mba-aa2792b2/

Apopka Health and Rehabilitation Center - https://www.ablehearts.org/communities/apopka-health-and-rehabilitation-center/

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