A podcast series from the OhioHealth Leadership Academy
Leading to Well-being
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A podcast series from the OhioHealth Leadership Academy
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8/10/2023
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Recent Episodes
August 18, 2025
Cultivating Friendships at Work
<p>Do friendships at work really matter? As our organization transitioned to using Gallup for our Associate Engagement Survey (AES), one item caught a lot of attention: "I have a best friend at work." Does this really make a difference? And is this something that our organization and leaders should care about? Gallup’s research would overwhelmingly tell us, “Yes!” In fact, their research shows that if you have a best friend at work, you’re seven times more likely to be highly engaged. In this episode, Jamie Kuhne, Vice President of Care Management, and Emilee Tinapple, Clinical Nurse Manager in Care Management, share their experiences with building and cultivating connection in their professional lives and with the teams they lead and how creating workplace friendships can impact our engagement and well-being.</p>
April 22, 2025
Leveraging Transferable Skills
<p>Ifyou’ve ever been asked, "Where do you see yourself in your career fiveyears from now?" or "What is your ideal next role?" and notknown the answers, you’re not alone! You may not know what you want to do next.Or you may know you want, or need, a change, but feel unsure of how to make asharp turn in your career to navigate a new career path. Or perhaps you’re aleader who’s looking to add talent to your team but you’re not confident inidentifying great candidates who don’t check the traditional boxes. In thisepisode, Gary Dighe, VP of Revenue Cycle at OhioHealth and Ali Albertson,Senior Director of Operations at Riverside Methodist Hospital, explore how toevaluate your skills and talent objectively while leveraging the experiencesand skills you do possess (i.e., your transferable skills) to navigate whatcomes next for you.</p>
March 4, 2025
From Peer to Leader
<p>Moving from team member to team leader is a common, yetchallenging, transition that many leaders will face at some point in their career. Two OhioHealth leaders, Emily Swaney, Sr. Director of OhioHealth’s Lean Promotion Office and Jaclyn Carr, CNO and VP of Patient Care Services for Doctor’s Hospital join this episode. They have both experienced the nuanced dynamics of moving from peer to leader firsthand. We discuss how they have managed to establish boundaries and build trust while still maintaining a healthy culture. Whether you’re an emerging leader going through this for the first time or looking to refine your current approach, this episode offers practical strategies to navigate the change with clarity and purpose.</p><p></p>
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