Howie Forman on Coaching Today's Medical Practitioners
About this episode
Dr. Howie Forman discusses the role of coaching in medicine and its benefits for practitioners.
This week, Kavitha is joined by Dr. Howie Forman (MD & MBA) of Yale University to discuss the unique role coaching plays in the world of medicine. Howie explains how coaching helped him navigate key turning points in his career, which has expanded from radiology in to the worlds of health policy, leadership, teaching, an d some coaching and mentoring of his own. He and Kavitha parse the difference between professional coaching and other key terms that have arisen this season, including psychiatry and psychotherapy . H owie identif ies a core un derl ying principle that unifies all of them : the practice of leading with questions so as to empower clients to come to their own conclusions for action. In addition, Howie and Kavitha discuss w here coaching can uniquely benefit medical practitioners , and Howie s hares his thoughts about the characteristics t hat make certain individuals as a natural fit for coaching . Finally, Howi e explains why it's not too late to change your workplace habits after age 45! Transcript S3Ep6—Howie Forman Transcript Links and Resources Information on YGELP and Yale SOM Executive Education: Yale SOM Executive Education Homepage Certificate in…
More episodes of Long Life Learning
- Eriona Gjinukaj on a Coachee's Testament to the Value of Professional Coaching
- Neha Gupta on AI-Powered Coaching
- Featuring: Heidi Brooks and Zoe Chance on Learning Through Experience
- Chip Conley on the Coaching Wisdom of the Modern Elder
- Allison Holzer on Transformational Coaching Informed by Emotional Intelligence
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the Long Life Learning podcast page.