When Dr. Mary Jo Gorman&rsquo;s hospitalist practice was acquired by IPC in 1999, she became responsible for the rapid growth of the hospitalist model in the Midwest, growing from 50 physicians to hundreds in multiple cities in just a few years.
&ldquo;My role was to put air in the tires as we were rolling down the road,&rdquo; she tells host Dr. Larry Wellikson.
In this episode, learn about how Dr. Gorman applied her MBA to life in hospital medicine and why, in her words, &ldquo;one way to look like a genius is to steal some idea they&rsquo;re doing on the west coast and bring it to the Midwest.&rdquo;

Mary Jo Gorman, MD, MBA, MHM

Hospital medicine is a team sport. And&nbsp;nurse practitioners and physician assistants are an important part of the hospitalist team.
In this episode of Before the White Coat, SHM CEO Larry Wellikson talks with Tracy Cardin, ACNP, a&nbsp;nurse practitioner who has dedicated herself to patient care as a hospitalist, about her career progression and how she has defined her role within the hospital.
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Tracy Cardin, ACNP

Watch out, Sanjay Gupta! SHM board member and physician editor of The Hospitalist Danielle Scheurer may be coming for your job.
"To this day, my dream job is to be a newscaster," says Danielle Scheurer, MD, MSCR, SFHM in her interview with SHM CEO Larry Wellikson. But before that, Dr. Scheurer traces her career from summer jobs to providing care in Africa, which included her own ailments by&nbsp;hanging an IV bag by candlelight.
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Danielle Scheurer, MD, MSCR, SFHM

&ldquo;How do I create a career combining medicine and business?"
That was the question a young Patrick Cawley asked himself while still in pre-med courses at the University of Scranton.
Today, his combined interests in medicine, business and leadership have propelled him to become&nbsp;chief executive officer of Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Medical Center and Vice President for Clinical Operations of the Medical University of South Carolina.
In this episode of Before the White Coat, learn about Dr. Cawley's career path toward leadership, which started with working in his father's podiatry office and an unlikely student council election win in high school.
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Dr. Patrick Cawley on Medicine, Leadership and Business

From playing the lead in his high school class play to becoming the Chief Quality Officer at the University of California Davis, Dr. Gregory Maynard explains his storied journey to a career in academic hospital medicine.

In the latest episode of Before the White Coat, he discusses with Dr. Larry Wellikson how he evolved from a small-town boy in Illinois to a leader at one of the world’s leading cross-disciplinary research and teaching institutions.


	
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Now Available! SHM’s Before the White Coat Podcast Series
What Don’t You Know about Hospital Medicine’s Leaders?

Discover the “other side” of noted leaders within medicine’s fastest growing medical specialty.

Before the White Coat is a new podcast series from the Society of Hospital Medicine (SHM). In each 20-minute episode, SHM CEO, Larry Wellikson, MD, MHM sits down with leaders in the movement to learn more about their lives before becoming prominent leaders in healthcare.

From playing the lead in his high school class play to becoming the Chief Quality Officer at the University of California Davis, Dr. Gregory Maynard explains his storied journey to a career in academic hospital medicine.

In the latest episode of Before the White Coat, he discusses with Dr. Larry Wellikson how he evolved from a small-town boy in Illinois to a leader at one of the world’s leading cross-disciplinary research and teaching institutions.


If you enjoy Before the White Coat, let us know what you think via Twitter at @SHMLive.

Gregory Maynard, MD, MSc, SHFM: From Small-Town Boy to Chief Quality Officer

After witnessing firsthand the impact of a severe medical error on a family member, Dr. Jeffrey Glasheen learned that these situations were not caused solely by knowledge deficiencies, but rather by faults in systems and processes. This realization led him to a career as a hospitalist, rooted in quality improvement and patient safety.

From his role as president of his fraternity during his college days to his current role as Chief Quality Officer at the University of Colorado Hospital Authority, hear about the story of Dr. Glasheen's path to a career in hospital medicine.

Jeffrey J. Glasheen, MD, SFHM: Dedicated to Quality Improvement & Patient Safety

Growing up in Annapolis, MD, Dr. Eric Howell was fascinated by solving puzzles and finding out how things worked. He often took things apart so he could try to put them back together – from hair dryers to the transmission in his father's car.

SHM CEO Dr. Larry Wellikson talks with Dr. Howell about the various career choices he considered – from commercial pilot to electrical engineer – and ultimately what led him to becoming the Chief of the Division of Hospital Medicine at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in Baltimore, MD.

Hired as the fourth hospitalist at Johns Hopkins Bayview, he has helped the program to grow to 190 hospitalists across three hospitals. An active member and past president of SHM, Dr. Howell is the Senior Physician Advisor to SHM's Center for Hospital Innovation and Improvement.

Eric Howell, MD, SFHM: Solving the Puzzles of Hospital MedicinePodcast Eric Howell

Hosted by the Society of Hospital Medicine's CEO Larry Wellikson, Before the White Coat explores the early lives and personal inspirations of some of the most influential people in the hospital medicine movement.