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Episode Summary: Failures and mistakes are part of life. Winston Churchill said, “Success is stumbling from failure to failure without no loss of enthusiasm”. It is from our mistakes that we learn flexibility, humility, and embracing positivity. When we fail, we learn. We grow and increase our understanding and perspective in life, career, and relationships. Many of our lifelong lessons come from failures and mistakes, painful as they may be. In this episode, we continue our interview with Amber Pedersen. In part 1, Amber talked about self-policing and its impact on organizations. In today’s episodes, we focus on failures and missteps, lessons Amber has learned, and what steps she is taking
Episode Summary : People have different reasons for being in the healthcare space. Many join healthcare because they want to make a difference and deliver better health. Some join because of the challenges and the various work opportunities it presents. Others join because their family members are part of the healthcare workforce, with parents working as clinicians or administrators. Our guest initially wanted to become an ER nurse because of the “complexity of never knowing what’s coming and having what you would call an adrenaline rush, day in, day out.” Her desire drove her as early as high school to start carving out a career in healthcare. Today, she is equally adept in the ER as a nur
Episode Summary : This week on the MedMan Podcast, we continue our interview with Chuck Hulse. Chuck has a long career in practice management and is a great example of finding success in his career path In this interview, he talks about how he has stayed engaged and fulfilled. He shares his secret in keeping the fire lit and staying away from burnout. Chuck also emphasized the value of being a lifelong learner. He talks about overcoming fear, embracing challenges, learning new things, and how all three helps in developing professionalism. He looks back and shares things he could have done better, how he has accepted his failures, learned from them, and moved on. There are so many pearls in t
Episode Summary : One of the many joys of working in Human Resources is the opportunity to see growth in people and organizations. Today’s guest did not just get the chance to observe growth, he was instrumental to it. Chuck is the COO of MedMan and in this episode, he shares what keeps him motivated. He also talks of successes he’s had in his career, insights he has gained from challenges and successes, and the impact great leaders, trust, and keeping an eye to the goal has when working with companies. You can hear the passion and commitment in Chuck’s voice when he talks of helping people and creating organizations where people feel good working in. Chuck shares key points when working wit
Episode Summary: Hiring the right kind of people is important in any business, but more especially in healthcare. The medical and nonmedical staff all work together to support and extend patient care, so you must have the right people in place. That’s what we will be talking about today in this podcast. This episode features Jesse Arnoldson, a Practice Administrator for Thrive Pediatrics and one of the Principals at MedMan. Jesse discusses how he and his company support medical companies by finding the right people to work for them. He shares his perspective on hiring new employees, following company guidelines and procedures, and the impact of hiring unprepared people on staff morale. He t
Episode Summary : One of the goals of this podcast is to uncover resources that can help you level up, increase efficiency, and improve outcomes. In this episode, our guest shares his secret for success and in staying disciplined in the business. Today's guest is Jesse Arnoldson. Jesse is a Practice Administrator for Thrive Pediatrics. He is also one of the principals of the management firm MedMan. In this episode, Jesse shares the purpose of his career and his motivation for working in the healthcare space. He talks about accountability and commitment to finding solutions to problems in the healthcare space. He also discusses the EOS, its tools, and how it can improve efficiency and add di
Today's podcast features two of MedMan's principals, Jay Holmes and Jesse Arnoldson. In this post, they announce the inaugural sneak peek episode of the MedMan Podcast. The podcast official launch date is on November 12th, 2020, but in this episode, you get to hear what the podcast will be all about before it even goes live. Key Takeaways - Why you should listen to the podcast - 2 times a week format - Short, 15-minute episode format - Ways you can benefit from listening
