From the angio suite to the boardroom, what qualities of an interventional radiologist translate into pioneering leadership? Tune in to hear from Dr. Howard Chrisman, the President and CEO of Northwestern Medicine, as he discusses his journey with hosts Dr. Sabeen Dhand and Dr. Aaron Fritts.
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SYNPOSIS
Dr. Chrisman shares his inspiring journey from a student with an initial interest in veterinary medicine to a leader in interventional radiology (IR) and healthcare administration. He recounts his pivotal experiences, including his mentorship under prominent IRs, his decision to pursue an MBA, and the importance of building trust and fostering relationships within clinical and administrative realms. He details his learnings in developing self-awareness, being open to multiple viewpoints, and amplifying your voice as an IR. The discussion touches on the future of interventional radiology, the impact of artificial intelligence on the field, and the essential qualities for leadership in healthcare. Dr. Chrisman also reflects on the significance of learning from mistakes and the role of mentorship in his career, emphasizing the value of collaboration and empathy in achieving success.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
03:21 - Mentorship and Career Development
09:55 - Balancing Bias and Decision Making
18:32 - Building Trust and Value in Healthcare
23:13 - The Future of Radiology and AI Integration
28:48 - The Role of MBAs in Healthcare
32:24 - Reflections on Leadership and Career
35:43 - Conclusion and Final Thoughts
