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In this HR Scoop episode, Andrea talks with Dr. John White, WebMD's Chief Medical Officer, about the role of AI in employee health. Dr. White highlights the benefits of personalized health data from wearables and "nearables" for continuous monitoring and better health outcomes. They discuss top-of-mind privacy concerns and the potential of augmented intelligence in healthcare.
In this HR Scoop episode, Andrea interviews Cindy Bjorkquist, Director of Wellbeing for Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, about their Blue Cross Virtual Wellbeing program. Cindy explains how the program is uniquely accessible to everyone and its commitment to offer engaging weekly shows on various health topics. She discusses its mission to improve community health, the importance of authentic content, and the global reach they've achieved. Cindy also highlights the significance of mental health and work-life balance, emphasizing her commitment to supporting others through these wellbeing initiatives.
In this HR Scoop episode, Andrea talks with Sara King, an HR consultant, about the growing trend of fractional CHROs and HR consultants. Sara shares her extensive background, including a 21-year tenure at VIPS, where she built the HR department and navigated multiple acquisitions. Sara also discusses a successful virtual article club she started during the pandemic and the importance of adopting AI in HR. She emphasizes building strong relationships with CEOs to secure a strategic HR role.
In the season six debut of the HR Scoop Podcast, Andrea Herron returns to the mic to interview Bridget Hallman from Paychex. Bridget shares her journey in the health and wellness arena and leading employee well-being strategy at Paychex. She discusses the adoption of Gallup's five elements of well-being at Paychex and highlights the importance of leadership support, practical implementation strategies, and the impact of well-being programs on both employees' lives and company success.
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