Transformational Thinking For Health Leaders - from Fiona Day Consulting

A podcast that will help you meet your most complex leadership challenges.

This podcast from Master Practitioner Coach and Chartered Coaching Psychologist 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.

Contributors

Host

Dr Fiona Day

I’ve coached over 500 medical and public health leaders globally in the last ten years

My real-world experience as a medical and public health leader means I understand what you deal with on a daily basis. As the world’s only Leadership Coach with advanced coaching psychology, medical and public health qualifications (MBChB, FFPH, BPS Chartered Psychologist in Coaching Psychology, EMCC Master Practitioner Coach & Mentor), I’m in a unique position to help you and your teams to flourish.

My clients are committed to improving health services and health outcomes. Typically, my clients are leading at local, regional, national and international levels.

https://fionadayconsulting.co.uk

Guests

Guest

Dr Allison Streetly

Dr Allison Streetly OBE is a Consultant in Public Health who has recently retired from a full time role as Head of the National Public Health team in NHS England, and was formerly the Director of the NHS Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia Screening programme responsible for its national roll out.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-allison-streetly-obe-ba-mb-b-chir-msc-ffph-32a9379

Guest appearance on:

02 - Allison Streetly

Guest

Professor James Dunbar

Professor James Dunbar spent 25 years as a GP in Dundee, also part time in Forensic Medicine and as an Academic. After two years as a Medical Director, he arrived in Australia in 2001 to set up the ‘Greater Green Triangle University Department of Rural Health, Flinders and Deakin Universities’, which allowed him to work on both population health and quality improvement.

Guest appearance on:

02 - James Dunbar