Practice Made Perfect

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Jane Linderbaum, Disty Pearson, and George Rodgers in a discussion on the College's recent competency statement chaired by this group regarding clinical competencies for nurse practitioners and physician assistants in cardiovascular medicine.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Susan Smyth, Nancy Albert, and Bob Harrington, who are successful clinicians across the cardiovascular spectrum of basic science, clinical cardiology, and nursing science and education, in a discussion about developing a successful career that includes research.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Heval Kelli in a discussion about his amazing path to medicine and how he is using what he has learned to improve the lives of those around him.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Athena Poppas, Richard Kovacs, and Jerry Blackwell in a discussion about change management skills and how to incorporate these very important skills into our lives.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Vaani Panse Garg in a discussion about one of Dr. Garg's favorite hobbies, Indian dancing, and how it keeps her life in balance.

In this episode, Alison Bailey continues her discussion with Sandra Lewis, Thad Waites, and Sam Jones about advocacy and why it is important, especially during this time of COVID-19.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Sandra Lewis, Thad Waites, and Sam Jones in a discussion about advocacy and why it is important, especially during this time of COVID-19.

In this episode, Alison Bailey hosts Doug Zipes in a discussion on how he has gone from being a world-renowned cardiologist to an author of three books. Listen to this episode for some great life advice on finding a passion outside of cardiology and enjoying the journey along the way.

In this episode, Julie Clary hosts Charlie Brown, Anthony Hilliard, and Joel Sauer in a discussion on finding effective solutions for systems and enhancing the delivery of care.

In this episode, Akhil Narang continues the discussion with Ginger Biesbrock, Linda Hart, and Minnow Walsh on the skills necessary to design, build, and lead a health care team for our future.