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Learning to Lead

Quinnipiac University

Learning to Lead focuses on developing and supporting emerging healthcare leaders—students, trainees and early-career healthcare professionals—through conversations with leaders about their experiences and insights (“leader journeys”), foundational leadership concepts (“deep dives”), and the most useful and impactful tools to become better leaders (“leadership hacks”).” You will be connecting to a community where you can learn, grow, and transform into a more capable and confident leader, ready to

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49:41

S3E12: From Caterpillar Into Butterfly: Breaking the...

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2026/04/07

In this episode of Learning to Lead, five fourth-year medical students from QU Netter share insights from over a year of combined experience on away rotations, one of the most high-stakes and formative parts of medical training. They discuss how to make a strong impression, navigate unfamiliar environments, and balance confidence with humility when you don’t know all the answers. The group also explores working effectively with residents, managing self-doubt, and approaching key moments like

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37:09

S3E11: Rethinking Conflict: From Tension to Team...

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2026/03/31

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Erin Barry PhD and Beth Koltz EdM explore how conflict—while often uncomfortable—is inevitable and can be a powerful driver of growth and better decision-making. They discuss common causes of conflict, including unclear expectations, hierarchy, and communication breakdowns, as well as different types of conflict seen in clinical settings. The conversation highlights practical strategies like pausing before reacting, avoiding assumptions, and approaching

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34:34

S3E10: Managing Time, Energy, and Attention (feat....

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2026/03/24

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Nina Kim MD, MSc shares insights on managing time, energy, and attention in demanding fields. She challenges the idea that productivity means doing more, emphasizing intentionality, prioritization, and meaningful work instead. The conversation explores burnout, overcommitment in medical training, and practical strategies like setting boundaries, focusing on high-impact tasks, and reducing distractions. Listeners will gain actionable tips to feel more

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4:59

S3E9: Leadership Hack: Asking Questions Rather Than...

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2026/03/17

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Nina Kim MD, MSc shares a simple but powerful leadership hack: resisting the urge to give advice and instead asking thoughtful questions. She explains that leaders are often expected to have all the answers, but more effective leadership comes from helping others reflect and arrive at their own solutions. By asking the right questions and listening carefully, leaders empower the people they work with and create more collaborative problem-solving. The

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37:58

S3E8: Residency and the Making of a Leader (feat....

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2026/03/03

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Alexa, Sam, and Sal—Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University alumni now in their third year of residency—reflect on the transition from medical school to residency, sharing how leadership training shaped their growth, resilience, and evolving identities as physicians. Through stories of leading interprofessional teams, navigating feedback, and balancing responsibility with personal well-being, they highlight the importance of psychological

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23:53

S3E7: Building the Foundations of Leadership in...

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2026/02/24

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Alexa, Sam, and Sal—three Quinnipiac University medical school alumni—now third-year residents at the Medical College of Wisconsin, the University of Pennsylvania, and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center—reflect on how leadership training in medical school has shaped their growth as physicians. They discuss psychological safety, situational leadership, growth mindset, and the realities of team-based care, sharing how leadership is not a title, but a

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36:10

S3E6: Followership: The Foundation of Great...

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2026/02/17

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Lauren Weber, MD, clinical cardiologist and co-founder of All Levels Leadership, reframes the concept of followership and challenges its negative stereotypes. She defines followership as leading from positions of responsibility without formal authority—an essential skill in healthcare, where influence often matters more than title. Dr. Weber explores the different archetypes of followers, the behaviors that build trust and credibility, and why receiving

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6:27

S3E5: Leading Through Difficult Conversations (feat....

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2026/02/10

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Lauren Weber, MD, a clinical cardiologist and co-founder of All Levels Leadership, discusses how to navigate difficult conversations. She introduces the “opening alignment statement,” a simple tool to reduce anxiety, ask permission, and lead with respect and shared purpose. The conversation highlights how thoughtful communication can strengthen relationships, build trust, and support effective leadership for both leaders and followers.

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37:52

S3E4: When Physicians Face Litigation: Lessons in...

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2026/01/27

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Gita Pensa, MD, an emergency medicine physician, educator, and host of the podcast Doctors and Litigation: The L Word, shares her personal journey through medical malpractice litigation. She reflects on how the experience reshaped her confidence, career, and understanding of leadership in medicine, while highlighting the culture of silence and shame that often surrounds litigation. She also discusses how she transformed adversity into purpose by returning

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8:06

S3E3: Leadership Hack: The Power of Feedback (feat....

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2026/01/20

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Elizabeth “Beth” Koltz, EdM, Senior Director of Instructional and Curriculum Design and Assistant Professor at the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine, shares why feedback is one of the most powerful leadership tools. The conversation explores how asking for feedback builds trust, uncovers blind spots, and fuels growth especially when paired with coaching and a growth mindset. With practical insights for both leaders and followers, this episode reframes

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46:26

S3E2: From Fixed to Growth: Reimagining Mindset in...

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2026/01/13

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Erin Barry, PhD and Elizabeth “Beth” Koltz, EdM explore the growth mindset and its role in leadership, learning, and healthcare culture. Drawing on research from Carol Dweck’s book, Mindset: The New Psychology or Success and personal stories from engineering, medical education, and organizational leadership, Erin and Beth explore the difference between fixed and growth mindsets—and how failure, self-talk, and reflection shape how we lead ourselves and others

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7:00

S3E1: Leadership Hack: Listen to Learn, Not to...

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2026/01/06

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Erin Barry, PhD—associate professor, leadership scholar, and certified executive coach—shares her powerful leadership skill: listening to learn, not to respond. Erin shares how true listening requires slowing down, suspending assumptions, and creating space for others to fully express what’s really on their minds. Through personal stories and coaching insights, the conversation highlights the importance of silence, curiosity, and attention to nonverbal cues

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47:09

S2E14: Leading as a Team: Building a People-Centered...

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2025/12/16

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Jesse Wescott, Tim Smith, and Karisma Quintas —leaders at The Towers, an innovative senior living community in New Haven—share how a values-driven, team-based leadership model transforms care. Through their “/caregiver” philosophy, every staff member is empowered to put residents first, break down silos, and respond proactively to both human and environmental needs.The conversation explores how trust, shared values, and psychological safety fuel collaboration,

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6:28

S2E13: Leadership Hacks from The Towers Team (feat....

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2025/12/09

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Jesse Wescott, Tim Smith, and Karisma Quintas—leaders at The Towers senior living community—share their Leadership Hacks. Tim reflects on teaching as a way to strengthen teams, Jesse emphasizes investing in yourself to prevent burnout and foster growth, and Karisma highlights “operationalized empathy” as a calm, structured approach to supporting others. Together, they offer practical wisdom on leading with intention, compassion, and steadiness.

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32:04

S2E12: Leading with Energy: A Conversation with Dr....

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2025/12/02

In this episode of Learning to Lead, Dr. Tracy Van Oss DHSc, MPH, OTR/L shares the energy, gratitude, and coaching mindset that shape her approach to leadership and teaching. She reflects on her journey into occupational therapy, how she helps students build meaningful habits through lifestyle redesign, and why self-care is essential for anyone in healthcare. Tracy also discusses the gaps she sees in today’s healthcare systems and the need for more human-centered, accessible solutions. Filled with

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9:51

S2E11: Leadership Hack – The Power of Daily Gratitude...

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2025/11/18

In this episode, Dr. Tracy Van Oss DHSc, MPH, OTR/L shares how her daily gratitude ritual shapes her mindset, strengthens her resilience, and enhances her work as a healthcare leader. She discusses the importance of grounding practices, intentional self-care, and expressing appreciation to others, revealing how small acts of gratitude can deepen relationships and elevate leadership in everyday life.

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53:45

S1E8 Rerelease: Caring Inspired Leadership with...

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2025/11/11

In honor of Veterans Day, we are rereleasing this powerful episode with Joshua Hartzell MD, a retired Army Colonel and seasoned physician-educator. In this episode, he explores what it truly means to lead with care in healthcare. Drawing from his military and medical experience, Dr. Hartzell shares insights on developing cultures of compassion, fostering professional growth, and the power of followership. He challenges traditional notions of leadership by emphasizing that truly effective leaders are

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43:20

S2E10: Medicine Meets Business — Lessons from Matthew...

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2025/11/04

In this inspiring conversation, Matthew Swanson MD, MBA shares his journey to medical school and business school, reflecting on how loss, resilience, and curiosity shaped his path. Matt discusses lessons from his MBA at NYU Ster —how to take risks, see healthcare through a systems lens, negotiate effectively, and build meaningful networks. He explores how combining compassion with business insight can drive change in medicine and improve care for patients.

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51:56

S1E4 Rerelease: Leading with Head and Heart — Dr....

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2025/10/28

What does it take to lead with both head and heart in academic medicine? In this candid conversation, Boston-trained Internist and Dean of Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine, Dr. Lisa Coplit shares the pivotal moments that shaped her leadership philosophy as an authentic, purpose driven leader—from her first crisis as a chief resident to launching a new medical school and mentoring hundreds of faculty and students. Inside the episode: • How embracing vulnerability and cultivating a

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63:20

S2E9: How to Pitch with Dr. Andi Cooley, DO

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2025/10/21

In this episode, Dr. Andrea “Andi” Cooley, DO, a cardiothoracic surgeon and Assistant Dean at UT Tyler School of Medicine, shares her journey from surgery to innovation and education. Guided by her motto “never say never,” Andi shares how witnessing rural health disparities inspired her to use technology and AI to drive equitable change.She reframes pitching as co-creating solutions, not selling ideas. Effective pitches, she says, start with a clear “why,” invite collaboration, and balance vision

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