Drs. Arnold (Arnie) Strauss and Kathryn M. Edwards continue the conversation in part two of “Recruitment and Career Development of Physician Scientists.” Topics covered include protected time, lab space, Scientific Oversight Committee and maintaining long-term perspective.
Moderated by Drs. Arnold Strauss and Kathryn Edwards, this Pediatric Insight episode discusses how leaders can initiate and foster the careers of clinical and laboratory investigators. Topics covered include resource needs and costs, advice for young people at institutions without CTSAs, and how the chief or chair can facilitate networking both internally and with other institutions. Special guests in part 1 of this conversation include Drs. D. Brent Polk, Marva Moxey-Mims, John Frohna and Richard Ruddy. Part 2 guests will include Drs. Richard Shugerman and Danielle Laraque-Arena.
In the latest Pediatric Insight episode, pediatric leaders from around the country get real about what wellness looks like today and how to spot the line between busy, stressed and burnout. This episode, including special guests, also tackles how to rebuild conversation and community even under RVU pressure. A candid discussion that all leaders need to hear begins in part one of this two-part conversation.
In part two of our Pediatric Insight mentorship series, we continue the conversation addressing how to measure mentorship success. In this episode, the Child Health Advisory Council (CHAC) members discuss important questions such as:
– Measuring mentoring success and impact
– Navigating common challenges
– Identifying and resolving mentor–mentee conflicts
– Mentoring and supporting new leaders and recruits
This week, we kick off three-part series about how mentorship, coaching and sponsorship is shaping the next generation of pediatric leaders.
In this first episode, moderated by Valerie Opipari, MD, our expert panel dives into what makes mentorship effective and enduring. They answer:
Packed with practical insights and real experiences, this conversation offers inspiration and guidance for both mentors and mentees in academic medicine.
If you’re considering a new role under an interim leader, learn why:
This and more in the latest Pediatric Insight, “Who Will Be Your Boss? Candidates for Leadership Roles Under Interim Leadership.”
Moderator: F. Bruder Stapleton, MD
The Child Health Advisory Council discusses what institutions can do to demonstrate a commitment to broad representation by those under-represented in medicine. Moderated by Danielle Laraque-Arena, MD with special guests, Lisa Eiland, MD and Colin Orr, MD, the panel discusses challenges in recruiting medical students to choose pediatrics and what institutions can do.
What pathways can we forge to address gender leadership and pay disparities in pediatric leadership?
Dr. Valerie Opipari brings together an esteemed group of female leaders to discuss solutions, experiences and predictions for the future in this special episode of Pediatric Insight.
Listen to hear how they’re challenging inequities and charting a new path forward for the next generation of female leaders.
Colleagues and faculty members who are outliers can be positively disruptive because they bring innovation. On the other side of the spectrum, some outliers aren’t serving your department well, due to poor behavior or performance.
A real challenge for leaders is identifying these outliers and either supporting them through guidance and course correction or finding a new career path.
In the latest Pediatric Insight conversation, pediatric leaders tackle this topic head-on, sharing their experiences.
