Should doctors be on Clubhouse? What are the advantages of Clubhouse for physicians and can you use Clubhouse for professional purposes? Not sure how to find the people and events that interest you on Clubhouse, or what to do once you’ve found them?
If you’re interested in using Clubhouse professionally but not sure how to get started, this episode is for you.
In This Episode of The Career Rx We’ll Discuss:
- Step by step instruction on getting an invite and searching for people or clubs
- The basic etiquette of communicating within the app
- Clubhouse pros and cons (and some workaround tips)
Today’s we cover how to use Clubhouse specifically for non clinical doctors, how to find your colleagues who are in leadership or healthcare industry or other non clinical roles, and how to find relevant topics and clubs within the Clubhouse social media platform.
By the end of this episode, you’ll have a clear understanding of how to get started on Clubhouse, how to find and join a room within a club, and how to connect with people you ‘meet’ on Clubhouse.
“My most important advice is don't worry - there’s no ‘wrong way’, and it’s fun!” - Marjorie Stiegler
In this Episode:
[0:45] This is recorded from a Facebook Live
[3:10] Clubhouse isn’t very intuitive (yet - it’s still in beta!)
[4:30] How to get started and the right way to get an invitation
[6:30] ‘Swipe right’ - what it means on Clubhouse
[7:40] Find me on Clubhouse! (Non Clinical Doctors)
[8:15] Searching by keywords, names, and even emojis
[9:20] How to get notified about events
[11:40] Explaining clubs vs rooms
[12:20] Click the green dot
[13:25] But there’s no chat! (Do this instead)
[14:05] What to do once you’re in
[16:00] How to join and talk in a room (going on ‘stage’)
[17:15] It’s okay to just listen
[18:50] Don’t worry about it - it’s fun!
[20:45] Clubhouse stays on in the background
[21:50] Twitter’s rolling out this new feature
[22:50] Advantages of the Clubhouse venue
[25:00] Unfiltered conversations - pro or con?
[26:40] Making a more direct connection
Links and Resources:
The Branding Rx 18 hours of CME, mastering digital strategies for advancing your career, building your business, and growing your professional brand
Clubhouse: Non Clinical Doctors Club
Physician NonClinical Career Hunters - Facebook Group
Episode 54: Can Clubhouse Help Your Career?
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