Part 1 – Coaches Featured on the PNC Podcast
Podcast listeners ofter ask about engaging a physician career coach. They have heard that coaching can substantially improve the chances of finding a nonclinical career.
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Today’s episode is Part 1 of my discussion of physician career coaches and how to hire one.
I have spoken on the podcast in the past about what coaching is, and how it differs from mentorship, online courses, and other career resources. I have interviewed approximately 40 coaches. Most of them are career coaches.
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Which Physician Career Coach Is Suitable for You?
We’ll start by listing the career coaches who have appeared on the podcast. As noted in the discussion, some of them have special expertise that can be helpful. I have included a link to each episode below.
A coach is an expert who is hired to help you solve a certain problem, for example, to find a new job. – Dr. John Jurica
Physician Career Coach Guests
Here is a list of the 23 physician career coaches, who are physicians themselves, who have appeared on the Physician Nonclinical Career Podcast:
- Michelle Mudge-Riley
- Heather Fork
- Maiysha Clairborne
- Laura McKain
- Dike Drummond
- Starla Fitch
- Marjorie Stiegler
- Jarret Patton
- Mike Woo-Ming
- Dianne Ansari-Winn
- Michelle Bailey
- Errin Weisman
- Francis Yoo (soul coach)
- Jonathan Vitale (home-based careers)
- Jattu Senesie
- Yvonne Ator
- Ryan Bayley
- Randall (Randy) Cook
- Nerissa Kreher (pharma)
- Stephanie Freeman (locums)
- Mario Mendoza (biotech careers coach)
- Nana Korsah
- Charmaine Gregory
[BONUS Physician Coach: Andrew Tisser. He has interviewed me twice but has not been a guest on the PNC Podcast. I plan to bring him onto the podcast soon. – JJ]
Nonphysician Coaches
Here are two, very capable nonphysicians who coach physicians:
- Charlotte Weeks
- Marsha Caton
As you can see, the number of experienced physician career coaches is large and growing. Luckily, a career as a physician coach is fulfilling and popular.
Next Week’s Episode
Part 2 of this discussion will be presented next week. In it, I will list the three directories that offer lists of physician coaches. And, I will describe my advice on how to find, evaluate, and hire your own coach.
Summary
A physician career coach can be a valuable partner in your career transition. In the past, coaches were sometimes difficult to find. Now there are many well-trained and successful coaches available. Therefore, it is often worthwhile to hire a physician career coach to help advance your career.
NOTE: Look below for a transcript of today’s episode.
Links for Today’s Episode:
“Iconic” Physician Coaches
- How to Survive the 5 Stages of Career Transformation with Michelle Mudge-Riley – 055
- Personality Types and Physician Burnout with Heather Fork
- How Does Mind Remapping Help with Nonclinical Career Transition? – 212
- How Does a Physician Land a Pharma Clinical Development Job? – Interview with Dr. Laua McKain – 214
- Root Causes of Physician Burnout – Interview with Dr. Dike Drummond – 028
- Why You Need to Get an Executive Coach Now – Interview with Dr. Marjorie Stiegler – 102
- How to Employ Powerful Online Strategies with Dr. Marjorie Stiegler – 084
- This Coach Is the Ultimate Physician Advocate – Interview with Dr. Jarret Patton – 118
- How to Build a Terrific Freelance Consulting Business – Interview with Dr. Mike Woo-Ming – 145
- How to Help Committed Colleagues Heal the World Interview with Dr. Dianne Ansari-Winn – 186
- The Interesting Life of the Professional Development Coach with Dr. Ryan Bayley – 064
- Dr. Charmaine Gregory Ends Burnout Through Health and Fitness Coaching – 030
“Recently” Discovered
- Should I Work for a Contract Research Organization? Interview with Michelle Bailey – 124
- How to Go From Burnout to BadAss Interview with Dr. Errin Weisman – 150
- To Pursue Freedom Tomorrow You Must Imagine Your Eulogy Today – Interview with Dr. Fancis Yoo – 192
- How to Find a Top Remote Nonclinical Career – Interview with Dr. Jonathan Vitale – 188
- 5 Big Steps on the Path to Career Success – Interview with Dr. Jattu Senesie – 104
- How This Survivor is Helping the Helpers Thrive – Interview with Dr. Yvonne Ator – 103
- Top Reasons Why Coaching Is So Essential for Healthcare Leaders – Interview with Dr. Randy Cook – 197
- How to Claim Your First Job in Industry – Interview with Dr. Nerissa Kreher – 168
- Why Locum Tenens Is the Best Way to Practice on Your Own Terms – Interview with Dr. Stephanie Freeman – 202
- How to Find a Job in Pharma That You Love – Interview with Dr. Mario Mendoza – 184
- How to Free Yourself Using Locums and Coaching with Dr. Nana Korsah – 074
- How to Be a Remarkable Resume Writer – Interview with Charlotte Weeks – 136
- Use These Simple Tactics to Land a Fantastic First Pharma Job – Interview with Dr. Marsha Caton – 209
- Dr. Andrew Tisser’s Website
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