Dr. Randy Cook, a well-respected clinician with four decades as a surgeon, educator and organizational leader, gifts the listeners with his wisdom and insight in many areas. Dr. Cook also serves as a professional coach with MD Coaches, a company dedicated to coaching and empowering physicians to achieve their best version of themselves. In this episode, he addresses:
- his late-in-career professional failure as a practitioner
- his career recovery/transformation via self-reflection and identification of transferable skills.
He also offers advice to those interested in attending medical school or are currently in medical school; he shares his opinion on topical healthcare issues, such as the demand placed upon physicians who are employees of medical providers, healthcare workers leaving the industry, and the impact of prosperity on the human connection.
You can also listen to Dr. Cook on his podcast, "RX for Success" found on Apple and other podcast sites.
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