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Use These Simple Tactics to Land a Fantastic First Pharma Job – 209

2021-08-20T13:55:59-05:00

Interview with Dr. Marsha Caton Our guest today shares tested strategies to enable physicians to find their first pharma job.  Dr. Marsha Caton obtained her M.S. in Biology and Ph.D. in Human and Molecular Genetics at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She has worked in the pharmaceutical industry for many years. She is an expert in managing NDA submission teams and delivery of regulatory documents for drug approval. […]

Use These Simple Tactics to Land a Fantastic First Pharma Job – 2092021-08-20T13:55:59-05:00

How Do I Choose the Best Coaches Mentors and Masterminds for Me? – 208

2021-08-11T09:10:17-05:00

Essential Tools for Career Transition In today's episode, I describe how coaches mentors and masterminds can support your career transition. My first mentor was an internist I met through my volunteer work in continuing medical education at my hospital and state medical society. He encouraged me to pursue a career in hospital management. […]

How Do I Choose the Best Coaches Mentors and Masterminds for Me? – 2082021-08-11T09:10:17-05:00

PNC Podcast Blast from the Past Medical Communications Revisited – 207

2021-08-02T17:12:53-05:00

Interview with Dr. Dana Carpenter It is time to present a Blast from the Past Medical Communications Revisited. As I mentioned last week, I decided to bring back some of the classic episodes during this summer of 2021. Many are my most popular episodes. And they are as inspiring and informative today as they were when I first posted them (in my humble opinion). Today I am revisiting my conversation with Dr. Dana Carpenter. She joined [...]

PNC Podcast Blast from the Past Medical Communications Revisited – 2072021-08-02T17:12:53-05:00

PNC Podcast Blast from the Past: Clinical Documentation Improvement – 206

2021-07-27T15:26:34-05:00

Interview with Dr. Cesar Limjoco Nonclinical Nation, it has been a long time since we have heard about clinical documentation improvement as a nonclinical career. And I thought it was time to revisit this topic. With over 200 episodes under our belt, the PNC Podcast has covered a lot of territory. And it can be very easy for new listeners to miss the classic interviews on important nonclinical careers. Not everyone goes back to early episodes. [...]

PNC Podcast Blast from the Past: Clinical Documentation Improvement – 2062021-07-27T15:26:34-05:00

How Revenue Cycle AI Can Save Small Group Practices – 205

2021-07-21T12:39:06-05:00

Interview with Dr. Fisayo Ositelu In this week's interview, Dr. Fisayo Ositelu explains how technology, including artificial intelligence (A.I.), can help save small group practices. Dr. Ositelu completed an MD and MBA, graduating from Stanford University with both degrees in 2013. Rather than attend a clinical residency, he chose to leverage his education by working in Silicon Valley. Using his medical and business training, he helped his first employer develop and sell products to healthcare organizations [...]

How Revenue Cycle AI Can Save Small Group Practices – 2052021-07-21T12:39:06-05:00

How to Be a Leader and Humanitarian Improving Maternal-Fetal Health – 204

2021-07-13T07:18:50-05:00

Interview with Dr. Luissa Kiprono Dr. Luissa Kiprono is a perinatologist, leader and humanitarian. She is the Corporate Medical Director and Consultant in Maternal & Fetal Medicine at the Texas Perinatal Group (part of Mednax). She attended the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine. Then she completed her residency at Wright State University/Wright Patterson Medical Center (OB-GYN) and perinatology fellowship at the University of Mississippi Medical Center (MFM). […]

How to Be a Leader and Humanitarian Improving Maternal-Fetal Health – 2042021-07-13T07:18:50-05:00

Why This Critical Care Specialist Launched a Healthcare Technology Company – 203

2021-07-09T05:54:55-05:00

Interview with Dr. Jonathan Baktari Today's guest is a fascinating healthcare technology company CEO. Dr. Jonathan Baktari received his medical degree at Ohio State. He then completed his internal medicine residency at Northwestern University and Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellowship at UCLA.  He was at the peak of his medical career when he saw a new opportunity. […]

Why This Critical Care Specialist Launched a Healthcare Technology Company – 2032021-07-09T05:54:55-05:00

Why Locum Tenens Is the Best Way to Practice on Your Own Terms – 202

2021-06-28T19:21:14-05:00

Interview with Dr. Stephanie Freeman Today, my guest explains why locum tenens is the best way to practice on your own terms. This is especially true when starting your career following residency or fellowship. Dr. Stephanie E. Freeman is a board-certified critical care specialist, best-selling author, speaker, and consultant. In addition, she is the expert in helping doctors discover alternative careers in medicine. […]

Why Locum Tenens Is the Best Way to Practice on Your Own Terms – 2022021-06-28T19:21:14-05:00

Why Being Health System Chief Value Officer is More Fun Than Being CMO – 201

2021-06-21T08:51:09-05:00

Interview with Dr. Leelee Thames This week, Dr. Leelee Thames, the Chief Value Officer at Novant Health, is our guest. She is the third University of Tennessee physician executive MBA graduate to join us. During our interview, she will explain why she loves her job. Leelee completed her medical degree at Texas A& M College of Medicine and her anesthesiology residency at the University of Oregon Health and Science University. […]

Why Being Health System Chief Value Officer is More Fun Than Being CMO – 2012021-06-21T08:51:09-05:00
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