Leadership in Surgery: Dr. Bradley Champagne

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🗓️ 1 June 2023

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Join BTK's Dr. Scott Steele for a discussion with Dr. Bradley Champagne on leadership opportunities outside of clinical medicine. They discuss Dr. Bradley Champagne's role as the chief medical officer of a large hospital.

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0:00.0	Behind the Night, the surgery podcast, relevant and engaging content designed to help you dominate the day.
0:13.0	So hi, all you BTK fans. We're here continuing our line of leadership and other potential opportunities.
0:29.0	Opportunities outside of clinical medicine, and I'm really pleased to have one of my good friends and a repeat guest here on Behind the Night, Dr. Bradley, Jason Van.
0:38.0	Brad, thanks for joining us on BTK.
0:40.0	And thanks, Scott.
0:42.0	Good to be on again. Good evening.
0:44.0	So we are actually going to talk a little bit outside of kind of the normal routine things that we talked in the past.
0:50.0	And it's really about, you know, what are their opportunities essentially inside of medicine, inside of surgery,
0:57.0	but more along the lines of leadership. And can you talk a little bit about, you know, in addition to being a busy colorectal surgeon, your role of what it stands right now as chief medical officer of a large hospital.
1:09.0	Yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah, I think the, you know, sometimes, you know, our further this is kind of accidental leadership.
1:15.0	And currently at the moment, I know my primary leadership job is as chief medical officer of Fairview Hospital.
1:23.0	It's a Cleveland Clinic's West region kind of hub hospital and about 450, 500 bit hospital.
1:29.0	And you know, prior to that, I was at a leadership job here at the clinic out west side as well as a department chair for our surgery.
1:37.0	And then within our institute, I lead DDSI for all operations for our West region.
1:43.0	So it's kind of just a combination of leadership jobs.
1:48.0	And it really kind of evolved from having a career in surgery and education prior to that.
1:53.0	So Brad, one of the things about any job opportunity, especially that leadership is that feeling of, do I have the skill set to be able to do that?
2:02.0	So as you progress in the long and that, you know, tell us a little bit about that journey and it was this on the job training.
2:08.0	Is this something that you need to have an MBA for? I mean, what is your thoughts on that matter?
2:14.0	Yeah, it's a great question. You know, I think I don't think it was a form of law.
2:19.0	You know, I think I just sat at out of the gate.
2:24.0	One of the things that I'm always wanted to do was whatever I was doing in the moment was immerse myself, you know,
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