Transforming Communities Through Leadership with Quint Studer
In this episode, Chris sits down with Quint Studer, Founder of Healthcare Plus Solutions Group and one of his most trusted mentors, to dive deep into...
In this Anatomy Of Leadership podcast, Chris has a conversation with Quint Studer, Founder of Healthcare Plus Solutions Group and one of Chris’ long-time and favorite mentors.
The discussion explores the importance of caring for others in leadership and the challenges of balancing accountability and empathy. It also introduces Quint Studer's new book which he co-wrote with Katherine Meese, PhD, The Human Margin: Building the Foundations of Trust. The book focuses on the role of trust in healthcare organizations.
During this insightful dialogue, Quint Studer shares strategies for creating empathy and connection in healthcare organizations. He highlights the importance of experienced staff members sharing their own experiences and vulnerabilities with new employees to help them feel more connected and supported. Quint also discusses the power of adopting a 'get-to' mindset, where individuals view their work as a privilege rather than a burden. He highlights the impact of living with purpose and the ability to positively influence communities. The conversation concludes with a brain bookmark, providing further opportunities for learning and reflection.
Join us, this is great listen.
Quint Studer
Founder of Healthcare Plus Solutions Group
Chris Comeaux
MLAS, CPA; President/CEO of Teleios Collaborative Network
and Teleios Consulting Group
Brain Bookmark
Anatomy Of Leadership Sponsor
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