The CliftonStrengths Assessment: Playing to Your Strengths in Academic Medicine
Assessments

June 13, 2026

The CliftonStrengths Assessment: Playing to Your Strengths in Academic Medicine

How the CliftonStrengths assessment helps physician leaders in academic medicine identify their natural talents and build a more intentional career.

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The Leadership Lessons of Remember the Titans
Movie References

June 10, 2026

The Leadership Lessons of Remember the Titans

How Coach Boone's approach to building a unified team from divided factions mirrors the challenge of building cohesive medical teams across departments, specialties, and generations.

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What to Look for in an Executive Coach
Finding a Coach

June 3, 2026

What to Look for in an Executive Coach

A practical guide to evaluating coaches — credentials, coaching style, chemistry, and red flags to watch for when choosing an executive coach in academic medicine.

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Why the Best Physicians Are Coachable
Being Coachable

May 30, 2026

Why the Best Physicians Are Coachable

What it means to be coachable, why top performers embrace coaching, and how a coachable mindset accelerates growth in academic medicine.

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The MBTI and Academic Medicine: Useful or Overrated?
Assessments

May 27, 2026

The MBTI and Academic Medicine: Useful or Overrated?

A balanced look at the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator — what it can and can't tell you about your work style, communication preferences, and leadership approach in academic medicine.

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Moneyball and the Metrics That Matter in Academic Medicine
Movie References

May 23, 2026

Moneyball and the Metrics That Matter in Academic Medicine

Using the Moneyball story to explore how academic medicine often measures the wrong things — and what metrics actually predict faculty success and satisfaction.

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The Hidden Curriculum of Academic Medicine
Career Development

May 20, 2026

The Hidden Curriculum of Academic Medicine

The unwritten rules nobody teaches you — from committee politics to email etiquette to how decisions really get made.

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Is the Physician-Scientist an Endangered Species?
Industry Commentary

May 13, 2026

Is the Physician-Scientist an Endangered Species?

The shrinking pipeline of physician-scientists and what it means for the future of academic medicine.

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Radical Candor — Review for Academic Medicine
Book Reviews

May 9, 2026

Radical Candor — Review for Academic Medicine

Kim Scott's framework for caring personally while challenging directly — and why most physician leaders default to ruinous empathy.

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Should Academic Physicians Be on Social Media?
Career Development

May 6, 2026

Should Academic Physicians Be on Social Media?

The case for (and against) building a professional social media presence — and how to do it without losing your mind.

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Friday Night Lights and Performing Under Impossible Pressure
Movie References

May 2, 2026

Friday Night Lights and Performing Under Impossible Pressure

Coach Gaines's 'perfect' speech and the weight of a community's expectations — and what it teaches about physician leaders carrying institutional pressure.

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When Is the Right Time to Start Coaching?
Finding a Coach

April 29, 2026

When Is the Right Time to Start Coaching?

The answer is almost always 'sooner than you think' — but here are the specific inflection points when coaching has the highest ROI.

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