High Impact Physician Sandy Scott, FACHE

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Why things can feel “off”, even when everything look amazing from the outsideHow to actually get out of a rut, without putting a bandaidHow an unexpected death in his family sparked his formal leadership journeyManaging young faculty, remotely, from the horn of Africa (before COVID)A simple way to guarantee you have time in your day to spend on strategy Transitioning between leadership, coaching and mentorshipHow to let go of things after delegating themThe power of clicking “save” instead of “send” on emailsAnd a whole lot moreDr. Jason Johnson is a surgeon holding various roles, including Program Director of General Surgery Residency for Intermountain Health.

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A successful collaboration between a medical group practice and a hospital that reduced readmissionsFeeling unsettled with deciding what to focus onManaging concerns from a group of physicians in an efficient wayHow to have difficult and productive conversations with senior leaders Exactly how he uses a part-time virtual assistant to get more done in less time  Evolving and adapting without sacrificing outcomes and valuesDr. Timo Dygert specializes in invasive cardiology at the Southern Oregon Cardiology medical group practice.

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Jumping into things you don’t know much about The transition from treating patients to fixing broken systemsHow to rise above task-drag and spend more time working strategically The pitfalls of taking too much responsibility Making space for people who haven’t talked in a meetingHow to bring more perspectives to the table in a productive wayDr. Amy Scanlan is the Chief Medical Officer of the Trinsic Clinically Integrated Network - an Intermountain and UCHealth company.

Sandy and Dr. Scherer have collaborated on several impactful projects over the past year. Today, they're digging into:
How Dr. Scherer’s research met initial resistance before becoming a game-changer in emergency general surgery.Dr. Scherer's career transition from a large academic medical center to CMO, and now CEO, of SAMGI.How Dr. Scherer uses agility to identify issues and implement solutions swiftly.The challenges and rewards of growing SAMGI while aligning the business with her core vision.How Dr. Scherer puts hospitals' needs first—often easier said than done—by prioritizing listening over prescribing solutions.The value of an excellent assistant in her role as a surgeon CEO.Tips and advice for clinicians who are struggling to make the impact they desire.What SAMGI offers to surgeons and hospitals that sets it apart in the industry.Dr. Lynette Scherer is the CEO of Surgical Affiliates Management Group Inc. (SAMGI), an organization that partners with hospitals to build robust trauma and emergency surgery programs. With over 15 years spent in academic medicine, Dr. Scherer made the pivotal decision to transition into the private sector, where she initially served as SAMGI’s CMO before assuming the role of CEO. Under her leadership, the organization has experienced remarkable growth and has become a leader in its field. Known for her pioneering research and innovative approaches, Dr. Scherer is not just an exceptional surgeon but a visionary leader. Her unique approach to leadership emphasizes active listening and agile problem-solving, principles that have been foundational to SAMGI's success.

Sandy and Dr. Natasha Beauvais are digging into:
The biggest surprises of implementing the Deliberately Developmental Organization model at her practiceReframing ways we get stuck as opportunities for positive changeThe pitfalls of relying too much on high performers -- and what to do instead The process of overcoming the fear of leadingA simple recipe to develop trust in meetings
With more than 20 years of professional experience, Dr. Beauvais understands the deep connection between our physical well-being, our medical health, and our mental health. She cares for people one at a time, thoughtfully, and with the support of a team of family members and other providers.

Dr. Beauvais specializes in prevention and provides a personal connection to healthy minds and bodies. She treats singles and partners, families and grandparents, working to help people to live longer and to feel more alive and healthy in the process.

As a Board Certified Family Physician, Dr. Beauvais works to help prevent cancer, heart disease, and immobility. To help address the needs of people who felt overwhelmed in the gym, or unsure of how to get started, she spearheaded the conception of an exclusive fitness program, AgeProof Your Body, to support people of all ages to embark on a path toward fitness.

Dr. Beauvais loves hanging out with her spouse and four children. She enjoys meeting people from all over the world and eating foods from everywhere. She hopes to visit all of the National Parks, and every continent (3 more to go) and would love tips on your favorite places to visit when the pandemic is over!

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Sandy and Dr. Paul DeChant are jumping into:
Addressing exhaustion before or after cynicism Closing the door to protect your time and energyPolitical correctness in mergers and acquisitions Empathizing with the victim mindset LEAN methodology as a way to solve chartingClick here to learn more about Dr. Paul DeChant. 

Produced by the Sandy Scott Coaching Group