Jasleen and Sandy dig into:

• Growing up in a biased Indian culture
• How to name the unique elements of our own life story
• Navigating the loss of a parent

Dr. Jasleen Chhatwal is a Psychiatrist and Chief Medical Officer who is spreading the message of #IntentionalEvolution. Follow her on Twitter & Instagram: @JChhatwalMD

Tinu and Sandy are digging into:

• The influence that size has on team performance
• Why every leadership team needs to be communicating their mission to more people
• Building feedback loops between the C-suite and the front line
• The power that comes with understanding how health systems are funded
• Specific ways to prepare physicians for leadership roles in med school

Dr. Tinu Tadese is the Chief Medical Informatics Officer at Lake Health.

Doug and Sandy are diggin into:

• Failures in shifting to a service line model (and lessons learned)
• How to avoid the habits of a transactional leader
• Helping patients die with dignity
• Unlearning things from med school
• Bringing clinical and non-clinical people together
• Recommendations for physician who want to be CMOs

Dr. Doug Apple is the Chief Clinical Officer of the Atlantic Group at Bon Secours Mercy Health System.

Jonathan Fisher is helping heal the heart of healthcare as a cardiologist, leader and mindfulness expert. On this episode, Sandy and Jonathan discuss:

• The science of resilience, through the lens of cardiology
• Why the emotional stress of a pet’s death put a woman in the hospital
• The importance of self care for driven, Type-A people
• A 5-step model for building resilience
• How Jonathan “accidentally” became a leader, as a result of a coaching program
• The difference between helping patients and healing patients
• A 2-second visualization he does before walking into patient rooms
• Insights from years of practicing Yoga, Storytelling and Magic

Jonathan Fisher, MD FACC serves in various capacities at Novant Health, is a Wellness Coach and Meditation Teacher, the Host of HappyHeartMD (on YouTube) and an organizational consultant.

Our first episode with two guests! Shane, Jeremy and Sandy discuss:

• How to address someone in authority who’s mentally deteriorating
• Becoming the CMO of a new system, weeks before COVID-19 hit
• How a CEO and CMO adjusted their communication style to be more effective
• The power of “The Pause”
• Managing internal and external communications
• How to accelerate transition management

Shane Spees is the President and CEO of North Mississippi Health Services.
Dr. Jeremy Blanchard is the Chief Medical Officer of North Mississippi Health Services.

Dr. Mark Schnizter is on fire to build a better future. On this episode, Sandy and Mark are digging into:

• How to recreate yourself if you’re thinking about leaving medicine
• The value of the FACHE credential
• The problem with requesting specialists -- and why “Restoration Clinics” could be the answer
• Getting medical schools to teach community health literacy
• Permission-To-Play Values, Accidental Values, Aspirational Values and Core Values
• Pursuing the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award
• The utility of integrity

Mark Schnitzer, MD, is currently a Medical Director at Baylor Scott & White Quality Alliance, and consults on topics such as leadership, culture, communications and marketing.

Mark is a neurosurgeon and an artisan who's on a mission to make the right thing to do, the easy thing to do. On this episode, Sandy and Mark are digging into:

• The difference between minuta and fundamentals
• How to get a team on board with your vision
• The recipe for Creating a Miracle
• The true definition of forgiveness and Mark’s Forgiveness Practice
• The “Why” behind responsible stewardship

Mark Schnitzer, MD, is currently a Medical Director at Baylor Scott & White Quality Alliance, and consults on topics such as leadership, culture, communications and marketing.

Keith Frey is the Division Chief Medical Officer for Dignity Health and on this episode, Sandy and Keith discuss:

• The first step to finding a right mentor
• Innovations in COVID-19 supply chain management
• How System CMOs is Arizona are coming together to combat COVID-19
• How Dignity has used the Well-Being Index during COVID-19
• Building CommonSpirit’s well-being strategy, model and playbook

Keith Frey, MD, MBA is the Division Chief Medical Officer for Dignity Health (Arizona Division) and the Professor of Practice, Department of Management and Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University - W. P. Carey School of Business.

As a dual citizen of the US and Brazil, Dr. Karyn Fowler is someone with a diverse perspective and an international focus. On this episode, Sandy and Karyn discuss:

• Karyn’s unique path to her executive role (through the payer side of things)
• How to know when the time is right for a career move
• The difference between your core values and your acquired values -- and the unique power of each
• Why telling someone to change doesn’t work -- and what to do instead

Karyn Fowler, MD is a VPMA/CMO at SSM Health.

Sandy and Dr. Lyle Berkowitz discuss:

• How to try new career moves without getting stuck
• The reasons physician start-ups fail and a path to building a successful company as a doc
• The hardest parts of moving into a clinical executive role
• Why healthcare needs to understand Design Thinking (with some practical examples)
• The power of gathering insights from the front-lines
• A method to Simplify, Automate and Delegate (SAD) clinical workflows
• How to use Financial Incentives, Artificial Intelligence and Telehealth to scale projects quickly

Lyle Berkowitz, MD is a Physician, Informaticist, Innovator, Entrepreneur, and Telehealth Expert. Learn more about Lyle on his website www.drlyle.com.