This episode features Arianne Dowdell, VP & Chief DEI Officer at Houston Methodist. Here, she discusses diversity, equity and inclusion at Houston Methodist, what they’re focused on for the remainder of 2022 and beyond.

This episode features Lydia Jumonville, President and CEO at SCL Health. Here, she joined the podcast to talk about the system's merger with Intermountain, what it means to be a faith-based health system and future growth.

This episode features Tracy Madden-McMahon, President and CEO at Nebraska Methodist Hospital Foundation. Here, she discusses how fundraising has changed in the past decade, how to know where to allocate funds, advice she would give to emerging leaders, and more.

This episode features Michellene Davis, President and CEO at National Medical Fellowships, Inc. Here, she discusses her work at National Medical Fellowships, the current status of minorities in medical school, how she is working to increase the number of minorities in medical school, and more.

This episode features Susan Gunderson, Chief Executive Officer at LifeSource. Here, she discusses her organization as a leading Organ Procurement Organization in the midwest. She goes on to share what organ procurement was like at the beginning of and during the pandemic, how they have made successful transplants with COVID-19 positive patients, and more.

This episode features Dr. Jocelyn Craig, Medical Director at MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center’s Pelvic Health Center. Here, she discusses the need for collaborative care in medicine, the importance of self-care and continued education for physicians, pivotal moments in her career, and more.

This episode features Deanna Larson, President at Avel eCARE. Here, she talks about how telemedicine has evolved, where it is headed, how it helps with workforce issues, and much more.

This episode features Mary Stewart, Chief Operating Officer at SIU Medicine. Here, she discusses the different types of automation SIU Medicine is using to ease the stresses of COVID-19, the importance of employees that care, improving rural healthcare, and more.

This episode features Shelby Medina, CEO at Windom Area Hospital. Here, she discusses the challenges of running a critical access hospital, staffing shortages exacerbated by the pandemic, the push for virtual and home health care, and more.