On this episode, we talk to a cohort of intraoperative neuromonitoring new-hires. We discussed what led them to the field, what the interview process entailed, and how the formal training that SpecialtyCare provides surpasses others in the industry.

In this conversation, Lee and Tom talk about his background in perfusion, how a decrease in perfusion schools has led to a perfusionist shortage, and how over the last few years SpecialtyCare has strengthened its focus on employees and delivery of quality services. Enjoy the conversation.

In this conversation, Lee and Tony talk about his start in Intraoperative Neuromonitoring, how the industry has evolved, and how IONM is being used in a wider range of procedures to make surgery safer for patients and hospitals. Enjoy the conversation.

In this conversation, Al and I talk about his start in research, his shift into the perfusion industry, and how the expansive research and data his team develops is making surgery safer.

In this conversation, Lee and Matt discuss how Relode is revolutionizing healthcare recruiting and changing the way people find rewarding careers in the industry.

In this episode, we talk about how his background in the medical field and how having experience in the operating room, collegiate, and research levels has given him a unique perspective in his field. We also discuss how he would define "Quality Intraoperative Neuromonitoring" and exactly how those impacts are unmistakable.

In this episode, we talk about Sonia's career transition from teaching to healthcare, how learning and education has changed since she entered the industry, and how the improvements she and her team have made to the training program have lead to some stellar results.

My guest today is Bill Bynum, President of Surgical Services for SpecialtyCare. In this episode, we talk about how is love for biology led him to a significant career change, how he progressed that career through health care, and how his continued love for operating room teams and patient care still drives him in his current leadership role.

My guest today is Chris Foust Marketing Manager for SpecialtyCare. In this episode we talk about the importance of building an authentic brand in healthcare, and how data and creative must work together to create effective marketing. Its a a philosophy called Brutally Honest Branding. Enjoy.

My guest today is Noah benShea He is a Pulitzer Prize nominated, international Best Selling author of 25 books, a scholar, theologian, and private advisor to many political and corporate leaders. In this episode we discuss Noah approach to philosophy, and how to look at the common in an uncommon way. I personally got a tremendous amount out of our discussion, I hope you do as well.