CRNAs and Law Enforcement: The Parallels of Managing Pain and Having Compassion

2023-07-13

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We're excited to share that Beyond The Mask has been recognized in the 18th Annual People's Choice Podcast Awards. We're nominated in two prestigious categories: the coveted 'People's Choice Award' and 'Best Healthcare Podcast.' We're asking you to vote for us in the People's Choice Podcast Awards. Your vote not only helps us win but also spreads the word about our mission to demystify our corner of the healthcare industry, one story at a time. Cast your vote here: https://www.podcastawards.com/ Today we’re excited to bring on two special guests fo...

We're asking you to vote for us in the People's Choice Podcast Awards. Your vote not only helps us win but also spreads the word about our mission to demystify our corner of the healthcare industry, one story at a time.

Cast your vote here: https://www.podcastawards.com/

Today we’re excited to bring on two special guests for a compelling conversation. Sharon convinced her husband, Mike, to be a guest co-host on the show while visiting the mid-year assembly in Washington D.C, and they are joined by former Chief of the Aurora (Illinois) Police Department Kristen Ziman.

She wrote a book about her experiences – good and bad – in the law enforcement profession and the leadership lessons she learned. You’ll be surprised by how many parallels there are between her career and the careers of CRNAs and this episode will have some powerful messages to share.

Here are some of the things you’ll learn on this show:

A little background on her experience in law enforcement that led to her writing a book and becoming a speaker. 4:11
What she feels are the core tenets of leadership. 8:16
Finding your purpose each day to make yourself feel proud. 13:16
How to become a disruptor in your profession to help improve the culture. 16:13
Why it’s important to allow members of your team to be vulnerable. 23:21
The three things that drive human performance. 30:23
The greatest freedom we have is to choose the way we respond to a specific stimulus. 35:20
The importance of surrounding yourself with a ‘personal board of directors.’ 43:33