In this raw and vulnerable episode, I take you on a journey from broken emergency rooms where administrators and clinicians speak different languages, through my frustration with MBA programs that teach theory while students will face chaos, to the creation of an integrated learning ecosystem that bridges clinical reality, business constraints, technology limitations, and the African healthcare context. I confront the brutal math of impact: one doctor saves patients one at a time, but one eco...
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In this raw and vulnerable episode, I take you on a journey from broken emergency rooms where administrators and clinicians speak different languages, through my frustration with MBA programs that teach theory while students will face chaos, to the creation of an integrated learning ecosystem that bridges clinical reality, business constraints, technology limitations, and the African healthcare context. I confront the brutal math of impact: one doctor saves patients one at a time, but one eco...
Podcast 2: From Scrubs to Suits: The Networking Nobody Warns You About
4 a.m. confessions of an MBA grad
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Podcast 2: From Scrubs to Suits: The Networking Nobody Warns You About
Your clinical credentials got you respect in the hospital. In the business world? They mean almost nothing without a network. This is the hard truth about building professional connections when you've spent your career in clinical silos - why your med school friends can't help you anymore, which conferences are actually worth your time and money, and LinkedIn strategies that don't make you feel like a sleazy self-promoter. Let's talk about the networking pivot nobody prepared us for. Hit subs...
4 a.m. confessions of an MBA grad
In this raw and vulnerable episode, I take you on a journey from broken emergency rooms where administrators and clinicians speak different languages, through my frustration with MBA programs that teach theory while students will face chaos, to the creation of an integrated learning ecosystem that bridges clinical reality, business constraints, technology limitations, and the African healthcare context. I confront the brutal math of impact: one doctor saves patients one at a time, but one eco...
