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Transforming Healthcare Coaching
Transforming Healthcare Coaching
How Self-Awareness Builds Trust in Healthcare Leadership with Dr. Jess Bunin | Episode 126
SEP 14, 202633 MIN
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Description
Dr. Jess Bunin explores how self-awareness and self-trust help healthcare leaders communicate authentically, build psychological safety, and navigate hierarchy. She also shares her CLEAR framework for approaching difficult conversations with greater trust and respect.
Chapters & Time-Stamps:
00:28 Meet Jess Bunin
01:56 From West Point to ICU
04:33 Education Opens Doors
05:36 The Cost of Silence
09:31 Broken Communication
11:34 Restorative Curriculum
14:45 Hierarchy and Fear
18:15 Why Self Awareness
21:00 Coaching vs Mentoring
27:33 CLEAR Communication
31:32 Connect and Closing
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