Coaching Opportunities

One on One

Do you want more satisfaction from your work? Do you want to improve your own performance at work? Are you an emerging leader? Are there behaviors you need to change and perceptions you need to manage?

One on One Coaching can be described as a series of guided conversations that enable the “coachee” to discover and implement personal solutions to challenging issues or areas of performance. These solutions, because they are intrinsic to the “coachee,” are more likely to succeed and endure than solutions imposed externally.

I have been coaching physicians, nurse practitioners, physician associates and leaders in healthcare since 2008. We will discover your goals and work on them together so that you can lead the life you deserve.

Wisdom Councils

This wisdom council is a powerful way for you to experience the support of others who ‘get’ what you do for a living. It is guided by questions that are doorways to new perspectives which illuminate our blindspots and nudge us to expand our horizons. You will sit virtually with others and engage in reflection and dialogue about a question that matters to you personally.

Perhaps you are considering leaving your current work situation, wondering how to focus your research efforts, asking yourself if medicine is still for you, looking for your next adventure, or trying to fathom how you can enjoy this amazing career you chose? The wisdom council will give you the space to consider these big questions in the company of supportive wise humans.

Get on a waiting list for the next Wisdom Council opening.

Toolkits

Enjoy a quick pearl that may make the difference between grinding through the day and enjoying the interactions you have with patients and colleagues.

These teachings cover a collection of topics that my coaching clients have asked for over the years. They range from “how can I get my patients to embrace healthy lifestyles” to “how do I achieve work/life integration,” and “what can I do to make meetings more meaningful for the participants.”