How 20 Years As A Doctor Taught The Skills To Be A Better Leader

Becoming a doctor was an exercise in endurance. My training began in college and, over the next 15 years, spanned medical school, residency and fellowship at institutions across the country. When I was finally finished, I used the skills and knowledge accumulated during all that training to treat patients with cancer as an interventional radiologist. ​

​Eventually I decided to hang up my scrubs and do something new, something to solve an acute pain point that providers experienced daily and was impeding our ability to give patients the level and speed of care they deserved.

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