In this episode, Mary Ann Fuchs, vice president of patient care and Chief Nurse Executive, joins Renee at The Table. They discuss current nursing workforce challenges, restoring joy and meaning to a clinical environment, and partnering with the rest of your executive team.

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In this episode, Renee DeSilva sits down with Van Ton-Quinlivan, the CEO of Futuro Health, to understand how the innovative non-profit is helping address the allied health worker pipeline issues in California and beyond. As part of the conversation, they cover the future of work, evolving education models, and advice for healthcare organizations looking to address their shortages.

Highlights from the conversation:

• Why workforce development is a team sport (5:25)

• The story of Futuro Health’s founding (6:54)

• How to scale the Futuro model outside California (12:25)

• The evolution of adult education models (15:48)

• What Futuro Health looks like in 10 years (19:26)

• Van’s fish story and how it relates to partnership in workforce development (21:04)

• Why Van would invite ChatGPT and a worker to her Table (23:58)

Welcome to The Table podcast, where we gather the most insightful voices in healthcare to discuss the pressing issues and innovations shaping the industry.

In this episode, The Health Management Academy’s CEO and host of The Table Podcast, Renee DeSilva, sat down with Tammy Daniel, the Senior Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Baptist Health Florida. Tammy shared her invaluable insights on how to support existing nurses on their professional and leadership journeys, as well as exploring innovative strategies to cultivate the nursing pipeline.

Under Tammy’s leadership, Baptist Health Florida has taken a deliberate approach to early-career leadership development. They’ve implemented programs like an internal nurse manager academy and upskilling initiatives to prepare existing talent for specialized, technical roles. This forward-thinking approach recognizes the need for creativity and innovation in addressing the complex challenges of the nursing workforce.

Tammy also shared her insights on the role of mentors in identifying strengths and helping individuals recognize their blind spots—a powerful aspect she aptly calls “the power of the nudge” and explored the importance of adapting management and communication styles based on the audience and responsibilities at hand, emphasizing that effective leaders must be flexible and adaptive.

Join us at The Table, where we engage in thought-provoking discussions with healthcare leaders who are pioneering change, addressing critical issues, and shaping the future of healthcare. Tune in to gain fresh perspectives and valuable insights on the dynamic world of healthcare leadership.