Executive Recruiting Resources & Articles
Nonprofits & Hospitals: Is this a Growing Health Partnership Trend? (Jan 7, 2016)
Three Key Traits to Consider for Your CXO (March 5, 2015)
Should Patients be Treated Like Guests?(February 20, 2015)
Start Getting Ready for New Healthcare Opportunities (Feb 13, 2015)
How do you Know True Healthcare Costs? (Jan 22, 2015)
You Might Have All the Right Answers, but be Sure You Also Have Confidence (January 22, 2015)
How do you Impact Healthcare Leadership Now? (Dec 31, 2014)
Is Living Longer on Your Christmas Wish List? (December 23, 2014)
What Does it Take to be a High Impact Leader in Healthcare? (Dec 11, 2014)
Chief Experience Officer Role Gains Traction Under ACA (Oct 4, 2014)
Building a Strong and Unified Company Culture in a Modern Workplace
As leaders, we know the role of building company culture is crucial. This has always been true for companies and organizations trying to hit strategic targets and at the same time maintaining morale and keeping the best people engaged. When co-workers come together...
Getting to ‘No’: Why This is an Important Data Point
When we collect data on prospective leaders for our clients, one of the most important data points we look for is the word “No.” By that, we do not mean bad candidates. Quite the contrary: many of the people we look at are excellent leaders. Our process begins with an...
Leadership Advice from an Unsung American Hero
The military is well known for producing great leaders, including Army Gen. Matthew Ridgway. He fought with distinction during World War II as commander of the 82nd Airborne Division and the XVIII Airborne Corps. As commander of U.N. forces during the Korean War,...
Tips for a Successful Virtual Business Meeting from Start to Finish
Video chat tools like Zoom are now a familiar part of business operations. Remote workers and meetings will likely remain a component of the “new normal” for professional teams and personal lives. Like many of you, we have used video chat more and more over the past...
COVID-19 Crisis a Wake-up Call for Healthcare Workforce Leaders
Healthcare workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic are heroes. These medical teams go into work every day, putting their lives at risk. While hospital leaders manage their resources to fight COVID-19, they must make it safer and easier for their workers...
How COVID-19 Tests Patience for those Waiting to Perform Surgery
Healthcare workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic are heroes. These medical teams go into work every day, putting their lives at risk. While hospital leaders manage their resources to fight COVID-19, they must make it safer and easier for their workers...
Adjusting to the New Normal
Healthcare’s adherence to mandated government restrictions for the COVID-19 pandemic has forced physicians and hospital leaders to make difficult choices. Some patients needing surgery, such as for an organ transplant or to remove a tumor, are being asked to wait,...
Coronavirus Tests Hospital Leaders’ Ability to Manage Crises
As coronavirus continues to spread and claim lives in China and elsewhere, U.S. health experts worry about whether our nation’s hospitals are doing enough to prepare for a potential pandemic. Since crises are likely to happen with little warning, what leadership...