Empowering Women Leaders in Medicine: An Interview with Dr. Susan Hingle

In this episode, Dr. Susan Hingle, Professor of Medicine and Associate Dean at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, discusses the ongoing gender gap in medical leadership. Dr. Hingle emphasizes the importance of combining data with personal stories to drive change, shares her journey in medicine, and highlights the significance of relationships and strategic mentoring. She also explores the concept of power in leadership, the necessity of self-care, and the role of reflection and gratitude in maintaining physician well-being. Here is a link to the book, The Power Code, a recent read of Dr. Hingle's. And here is a link to an article about The Power Code.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction

00:33 The Gender Gap in Medical Leadership

02:41 Dr. Hingle's Personal Journey

06:13 The Importance of Strategic Mentoring

08:33 Integrating Medical Humanities

10:45 Addressing Moral Injury in Healthcare

14:33 Empowering Women Leaders in Medicine

16:50 Prioritizing Self-Care for Better Leadership

23:34 Final Thoughts and Reflections