Category: Leadership & Management

 David Kessler, MD, will leave his role as a top White House COVID-19 adviser next week, a sign that federal pandemic response efforts are winding down, Bloomberg reported Jan. 13.  

At many workplaces, leaders view the new year as a fresh start. But those expectations should be managed, as teams may not be plowing ahead at full speed in early January, Korn Ferry reported. 

Scott Gibson has notified executives and board members with Jackson, Wyo.-based St. John’s Health that he is resigning. 

Nirav Shah, MD, is leaving his position as the director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention to take on a new role as the principal deputy director of the U.S. CDC. 

Many leaders try to remain perfectly poised through their business’s highs and lows — but employees are more skeptical of “flawless” leaders than openly imperfect ones, according to recent research reported by Harvard Business Review. 

Without the combined resources of marriage, single women have historically been at a financial disadvantage during retirement. But a recent study suggests that gap between married and unmarried women is closing, Bloomberg reported Jan. 10 

Most CEOs in the U.S. are expecting a recession — but they aren’t bracing too tightly, a survey reported by The Wall Street Journal suggests. 

The Becker’s Hospital Review Corner Office series asks hospital and health system CEOs to share one thing that piqued their interest in healthcare.

A new study from UC Davis Health has quantified the benefits of telehealth in terms of patients’ cost savings and healthcare’s carbon footprint. 

The driver who crashed his car into Lithonia, Ga.-based Emory Hillandale Hospital’s emergency department may have done so on purpose, according to a Feb. 11 FOX5 report.