Introducing: Courage in Healthcare Podcast
Introducing: Courage in Healthcare Podcast
By: Kyle Wrothy
A new podcast series inspired by the courageous stories we have encountered while working with healthcare leaders.
We are proud to announce the launch of our new podcast, Courage in Healthcare. In this series, we will speak with leaders in the healthcare community who have seen their organizations through trying times. It’s our hope to inspire others with these remarkable stories of innovation and perseverance and introduce the professionals behind them, whose courage has left an incredible mark on their communities.
The first episode will go live in July 2019. We look forward to sharing these stories with you.
If you have a story of courage to tell and would like to share it, please let us know. We would love to hear from you
SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER
If you would like to receive industry updates and podcasts like the one you see here, complete the form below
Want to Learn More?
Hospital pay equity: it all comes down to fairness
Hospital pay equity: it all comes down to fairness Becker’s Hospital Review recently reported that a clinical psychologist has sued Northern Light Acadia Hospital in Bangor, Maine after learning that her salary was nearly half that of her male colleagues. While she was earning $50 an hour, the men were…
Benefit offerings can help your practice safeguard its autonomy
Benefit offerings can help your practice safeguard its autonomy Many physicians enjoy the autonomy provided by private practices. A 2019 McKinsey survey reported that 79% of small independent practitioners and 67% of large independent practitioners cited autonomy as a major factor in their choice to remain self-employed at a time…
COVID exasperates the issue of physician burnout. To help your providers, start with a conversation
COVID exasperates the issue of physician burnout. To help your providers, start with a conversation. MaxWorth works with many hospitals and health care providers in rural communities. We’ve observed first hand the kind of stress these facilities face due to physician shortages. It’s not uncommon for physicians in these communities…
The cascading impact of call coverage disputes
The cascading impact of call coverage disputes In early September, Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno, CA was given 48 hours to resolve a contract dispute that had resulted in the loss of neurosurgery coverage in their emergency department. If they had failed to resume coverage, they would have lost…
