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From Navy SEAL to Doctor
I’m a firm believer that there is unique strength found in diversity, and that likewise, the same can be said of a diverse background.
Which is why it was my pleasure to chat with Dr Rich Greiner of Bridgeport Hospital. Rich is a former Navy SEAL platoon commander turned emergency room physician. So, of course, I had to inquire as to what led him on that journey and what, if anything, was learned along the way.
Not to my surprise, his experiences have taught him quite a bit!
We discussed how having a military background informs and empowers his decision-making abilities in the ER, and even how his involvement in Yancy Forums positively impacts his life as an emergency physician.
Below is a beat-by-beat breakdown of our conversation:
00:00 Intro
00:41 The journey in a nutshell
03:11 Inspired by Top Gun
06:42 SEAL training is hardcore
08:00 Military experience translates to medicine
10:06 In the ER, practice makes perfect
11:42 Emergency physicians have nerves of steel
12:13 The path that led to Yancy Forums
14:29 The value of being in a Yancy Forums group
15:58 Bonding occurs through group adventures
17:56 Forum excursions are not entirely dissimilar to military ones
20:53 Diversity in medical background enriches the forum experience
24:15 Why professionals with packed schedules and limited time choose Yancy Forums
Who we are:
Yancy Forums is a professional and personal performance network.
‘The same ten people at every meeting’
We offer groups for individuals in the medical field and corporate world, as well as professionals in education. We use a proven and tested proprietary process that forum members use to help each other enhance their professional and personal performance.
Every industry presents unique challenges, and the medical field is no different. Medical professionals are hyperextended, balancing patient care, staffing turmoil, and personal burnout in financially stressed hospitals.
Our proprietary process, 20 years in the making, addresses each of these issues and satisfies medical professionals’ search for a way to enhance their personal performance, career aspirations, and the goals of the entity for which they are charged.
Contact Information
Learn more about Dr Richard Greiner at:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/richgreiner/details/experience/
Learn more about Yancy Forums at:
https://yancyforums.com/
Make direct contact at:
https://yancyforums.com/contact-us
203-283-5028
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By Brad YancyI’m a firm believer that there is unique strength found in diversity, and that likewise, the same can be said of a diverse background.
Which is why it was my pleasure to chat with Dr Rich Greiner of Bridgeport Hospital. Rich is a former Navy SEAL platoon commander turned emergency room physician. So, of course, I had to inquire as to what led him on that journey and what, if anything, was learned along the way.
Not to my surprise, his experiences have taught him quite a bit!
We discussed how having a military background informs and empowers his decision-making abilities in the ER, and even how his involvement in Yancy Forums positively impacts his life as an emergency physician.
Below is a beat-by-beat breakdown of our conversation:
00:00 Intro
00:41 The journey in a nutshell
03:11 Inspired by Top Gun
06:42 SEAL training is hardcore
08:00 Military experience translates to medicine
10:06 In the ER, practice makes perfect
11:42 Emergency physicians have nerves of steel
12:13 The path that led to Yancy Forums
14:29 The value of being in a Yancy Forums group
15:58 Bonding occurs through group adventures
17:56 Forum excursions are not entirely dissimilar to military ones
20:53 Diversity in medical background enriches the forum experience
24:15 Why professionals with packed schedules and limited time choose Yancy Forums
Who we are:
Yancy Forums is a professional and personal performance network.
‘The same ten people at every meeting’
We offer groups for individuals in the medical field and corporate world, as well as professionals in education. We use a proven and tested proprietary process that forum members use to help each other enhance their professional and personal performance.
Every industry presents unique challenges, and the medical field is no different. Medical professionals are hyperextended, balancing patient care, staffing turmoil, and personal burnout in financially stressed hospitals.
Our proprietary process, 20 years in the making, addresses each of these issues and satisfies medical professionals’ search for a way to enhance their personal performance, career aspirations, and the goals of the entity for which they are charged.
Contact Information
Learn more about Dr Richard Greiner at:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/richgreiner/details/experience/
Learn more about Yancy Forums at:
https://yancyforums.com/
Make direct contact at:
https://yancyforums.com/contact-us
203-283-5028