By: Casey Whitmore & Michael A. O’Connell Healthcare leaders rarely struggle with effort—they struggle with translation. Many professionals can describe what they’re responsible for yet hesitate to articulate what changed because of their leadership. But hiring...
The Importance of Storytelling in Interviews: Using Narratives to Showcase Skills, Impact, and Leadership
By: Kathryn Wise and Stacey Aggabao Interviews are rarely won on credentials alone. Most candidates already meet the technical requirements, so what differentiates them is how clearly, they demonstrate experience, judgment, and impact. This is where storytelling...
How to Navigate Tough Interview Questions with Confidence
By Samantha Lal In today’s competitive and rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, tough interview questions are more than formalities—they’re opportunities for leaders and emerging professionals to demonstrate resilience, readiness, and alignment with an...
Strengths Finder: How to Address Employment Gaps on Your Resume
By Fawn Hutton Employment gaps used to be viewed with skepticism. For years, job seekers feared that a pause in work history might raise red flags for hiring managers. Today, the narrative is shifting. As workplaces evolve and organizations place greater value on...
Navigating Virtual and Pre-Recorded Interviews
By Adam Hugo Mejia Five years ago, virtual interactions were rare, but as we have all experienced, the virtual setting has now become the norm. Companies have been changing their recruitment processes, interviews, and even skill set reviews in various ways. Virtual...
Answering FAQs: Practical Advice for Early Careerists
By Ashley Oates Calling all student members and early careerists—this article is for you. Think of it as your Dear Abby for questions you might have asked a mentor or a peer, now shared to everyone with practical advice. This past year as a part of the Higher...
Knowing How to Respond Appropriately When Asked Inappropriate or Illegal Questions During an Interview
By Robyn Ply and Michael O’Connell A Personal Story - Robyn Ply’s perspective: Early in my career, I interviewed for a leadership role at a healthcare organization—a new position that aligned well with my aspirations and would allow me to further develop and apply my...
Mastering the Art of the Interview: Ten Tips for Success
By Michael O’Connell Interviews can be nerve-wracking especially since many of them have transitioned to virtual events, but with the right preparation and mindset, you can present with confidence and leave a memorable impression. Whether you're seeking a leadership...
Strategies for Internal Growth and Self-Promotion within Your Organization
By Stacey Aggabao and Kevin Clougherty Navigating the path to career advancement within your own organization requires a blend of strategic thinking, proactive behavior, and effective communication. To grow and promote yourself internally, start by identifying and...
Reimagining Teamwork: Fostering a Culture of Psychological Safety
By Fawn Hutton Have you ever hesitated to speak up regarding an idea or issue in the workplace? What conditions led to your hesitation? This article explains why such a phenomenon is common in healthcare settings. Psychological safety, the belief that one will not be...







