Podcast: Medical Leadership

Jules  Willcocks; Kirsty A T Forrest; Joanna  Bishop

Podcast: Medical Leadership

Jules Willcocks (Interviewer), Kirsty A T Forrest (Interviewee), Joanna Bishop (Interviewee)

Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine

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Abstract

Medical leadership is defined by a role assigned at a particular point in time rather than a title. It relies on switching between leader and follower depending on individual skillsets but ultimately with a common goal in mind. Having an academic or administrative background can be useful to cultivate the skills to be a leader but are not necessary for practice. Opportunities to be a leader should be embraced and are diverse, ranging from leading a ward round clinically to mentoring medical students or more junior doctors.

Original language	English
Publisher	onthewards
Media of output	Online
Size	34min 23 sec
Publication status	Published - 10 Feb 2021

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