Transformational Thinking For Health Leaders - from Fiona Day Consulting
A podcast that will help you meet your most complex leadership challenges. This podcast - from Registered & Chartered Coaching Psychologist and Master Practitioner Coach & Mentor Dr Fiona Day - will transform your perspectives.
It will help you become a more effective and creative leader, with a deeper understanding of yourself and your own world of work. Fiona interviews other medical and public health leaders, generating thought-provoking, and dialectical dialogues.
You'll hear inspirational stories and real-world insights which will help you do your own best work now and into the future.
Expect open and honest discussions with both emerging and established health leaders and to hear their career stories, the journeys that led to their current positions – including the twists and turns and how they made decisions along the way.
You’ll also hear how medical and public health leaders balance multiple roles inside and outside of work, their reflections on health leadership, and their own insights and learning over the years.
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Transformational Thinking For Health Leaders - from Fiona Day Consulting
Latest Episodes
23 - Welcome to Season 3 - A Decade of Transforming Health Leadership
Welcome to Series 3 of Transformational Thinking for Health Leaders.This year marks a very special milestone: the 10th anniversary of Fiona Day Consulting.In this opening episode, I look back at how my coaching psychology...
22 - Alwyn Abraham
Today, I’m joined by Mr Alwyn Abraham, Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon at University Hospitals of Leicester, medical educationalist, healthcare leader, and Chair-Elect of World Orthopaedic Concern.Alwyn reflects on nearl...
21 - Dr. Ahsana Nazish
In this episode, I speak with Dr Ahsana Nazish, a public health leader whose work bridges hospital management, health systems, and policy. She leads a network of primary care filter clinics across Punjab, delivering screening and treatme...