Lessons in Leadership – The Archives
A podcast series presented by Brown University's School of Professional Studies, Master of Science in Healthcare Leadership
The School of Professional Studies at Brown University invites you to join us for an intimate conversation with members of the Brown community to discuss important and timely leadership topics.
The Lessons in Leadership series features Brown constituents including faculty, alumni, students and friends offering their perspective on a given topic. These discussions typically feature a faculty member presenting an academic/research angle and a practitioner that offers an implementation, “boots on the ground” viewpoint.
Attendees of this webinar series will have the opportunity to participate in the discussion through a moderated Q&A with the presenters. This collaborative dialogue is intended to create a lively and thought-provoking conversation.
Please see below for the previously recorded events, focused on healthcare.
Listen in to hear from leaders across New England Healthcare to hear success stories in employee retention, resilience, and engagement.
Listen in to hear Brown Alumni and faculty discuss three ongoing & developing disruptions to the delivery of primary care in the United States.
Listen in to a conversation on Let’s Talk Healthcare: Healthcare in the Digital Age- Opportunities and Challenges, featuring Banu Ozkazanc-Pan, Associate professor at Brown University, alongside Brown alumni Samantha Holvey, Director of Workgroups & Communication, and Jason Card, Technical Project Manager at Transcarent.
Listen in to our first hybrid Lessons in Leadership! Featuring esteemed Brown faculty members John Park and Jim Austin, and alumni Kate Haviland, CEO of Blueprint Medicine.
Let’s Talk Healthcare – Building the Future Workforce: Adaptive Leadership & Resilience in an Uncertain Future, featuring Henry Browning, Adjunct Lecturer of Health Services, Policy and Practice at Brown University and alumnus, Joshua Johnston, President of talent4health
MHL Lessons in Leadership: Let’s Talk Healthcare
