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Moments Move Us

Rebecca Coren, CEO of Wambi

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Explore transformative stories from healthcare executives as they share impactful moments of human connection from their professional journeys. It’s these moments, the moments where people feel truly seen or heard, that spark positive change. Moments Move Us is a podcast hosted by Rebecca Coren: changemaker, healthcare advocate, and CEO of Wambi. Join Rebecca to hear these inspiring stories and reflect on when you experienced the moments that moved you.
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EdLeader

Dr. Rob Jackson

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Educational Leadership is an ever-evolving opportunity to make a real and lasting difference in the lives of students, parents, and the community. Join Dr. Rob Jackson for conversations and reflections on improving Educational Leadership from the Classroom to the Boardroom and beyond.
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Dennis Pullin, President and CEO of Virtua Health, emphasizes the critical role of health literacy and community-focused care in cutting costs and improving health outcomes. In this episode, Rebecca speaks with Dennis, whose career in healthcare leadership highlights the power of informed consumers and the need for continuous learning. Dennis share…
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Jeremy Segall, Assistant Vice President and Chief Wellness Officer at NYC Health + Hospitals, exemplifies the power of small actions and authentic leadership in transforming healthcare. In this episode, Rebecca speaks with Jeremy, whose path weaves through New York's vibrant musical theater scene, hospitality, and life coaching, ultimately leading …
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Chanda Chacón, CEO of Children's Nebraska, navigates pediatric healthcare with not just strategy, but a human touch that changes lives. In this episode, she reflects on the pivotal experiences that ignited her passion for transforming patient care, emphasizing the power of authentic, people-centered leadership. From navigating culture shifts across…
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When she first set foot in the United States, Ekta Vyas never dreamed she'd transform entire organizations with her courage, resilience, and strategic vision. In this episode, Rebecca speaks with Ekta, Chief Human Resources Officer at Keck Medicine of USC, who has faced and overcome immense adversity to carve her place in the world of HR leadership…
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EdLeader Podcast host Dr. Rob Jackson might just be a closet bibliophile, someone who has a great love of books. Occasionally he enjoys returning to touchstone texts or timeless tomes, those books that shaped him early in his career and life and bringing them forward, spending time again with the words, thoughts, and reflections that moved him then…
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Vulnerability, authenticity, empathy, and connection—these four pillars form the foundation of genuine leadership in the healthcare realm. As we conclude another inspiring season of insightful conversations with healthcare leaders, we've delved deep into these core themes once again. For instance, as we explored the defining qualities of excellence…
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Military-connected students and families transition on average 6-9 times in a military child's academic career. Schools should thoughtfully consider how to provide every flexibility possible to ensure that military-connected students have a smooth transition when they arrive and that their unique needs are met while they are with us. Dr. Angie Mull…
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The Science of Reading is undergirded by theories of how students learn to read and comprehend text. The theory most often cited is Scarborough's Reading Rope as conceived by Dr. Hollis S. Scarborough. Dr. Scarborough believed that the elements of Word Recognition and the elements of Language Comprehension all weave together into the rope of Readin…
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Personal experience plays a pivotal role in one’s career path. The good, bad, and in-between all drive a person toward creating meaningful change. In this episode, Dr. Airica Steed, Chief Executive Officer and President at The MetroHealth System shares how losing loved ones and experiencing a broken healthcare system fueled her determination to add…
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When students graduate from our schools and school systems, where do they go? We hope that they are enrolled, enlisted, or employed. We hope that we have helped them accomplish their dreams and reach their goals. Today’s guest on the EdLeader podcast is focused on meeting students where they are and taking them as far as they want to go. Dr. Jeff C…
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Regardless of the role, every healthcare professional contributes to the overall mission of providing care and improving patient outcomes. A large part of making sure their outcomes are reached is by making sure there’s a positive and collaborative environment. In this episode, Dennis Delisle, Executive Director of University Hospital, Brain and Sp…
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Leaders tend to dive into the work and forget about themselves. Later, they find themselves feeling drained, frustrated, and tired. You have heard the clarion calls to prioritize your own self-care. We have also heard that self-care is not selfish. Though important aspects, self-care is more than just exercise and eating well. It is also prioritizi…
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At the heart of every healthcare leader lies a passion for listening. True listening serves as the connection between a patient-provider relationship. It’s more than the exchange of words; it embraces emotions, fears, and hopes that patients hold. In this episode, Don Antonucci, CEO of Providence Health Plan, dives deep into the topic. He shares th…
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It’s only when we challenge ourselves and get out of our comfort zones that we experience personal growth. While personal growth may not seem like something an organization or industry is worried about, it’s growth that equips its employees with the skills, confidence, and capabilities to execute their roles with flying colors. In this episode of M…
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In a world that tips towards negativity and defeatism, EdLeaders have the opportunity to brighten life and sew positivity through Bringing Joy into the schoolhouse and into the lives of students and staff every day. Donna L. Bledsoe, principal of Cedar Ridge Elementary School in Surry County, NC was selected as the 2023 North Carolina State Princip…
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Stephen M. R. Covey is the author of Wall Street Journal #1 Bestseller, Trust and Inspire: How Truly Great Leaders Unleash Greatness in Others. Joining Dr. Jackson for a truly inspirational conversation, Covey believes that even though our world has changed drastically, our leadership style has not. Most organizations, teams, schools, and families …
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In healthcare, the compassionate dedication of personnel to assist others is imperative, but it is equally crucial to prioritize the well-being of those that provide care. In this episode, we hear from Aaron Davis, Vice President and CXO at UMC Health System, as he explores how to improve mental health initiatives in healthcare. Aaron shares his ex…
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Previous episodes in the Science of Reading series have focused on the strands of fluency, background knowledge, sight word recognition, verbal reasoning, literacy knowledge, decoding, and language structures. With this episode, we continue deconstructing the reading rope. Today, Dr. Jackson pulls out the strand of phonological awareness. His guest…
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Leadership isn’t attained, it’s learned. Observing and learning from effective leaders, seeking mentorship, and actively engaging in leadership opportunities contributes to the development of leadership skills. On this episode of Moments Move Us, we meet Cynthia Latney, the Senior Vice President and Chief Nurse Executive at OhioHealth. Cynthia has …
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In education, I am surrounded by incredibly caring people who want to make a difference. For years, as an ice breaker in a meeting, an introduction in a presentation, or in an interview question, I have asked the question, ‘Why do you want to be a teacher, a counselor, a principal, a superintendent, or an educator?’ For years, the universal answer …
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The role of a nurse changes often, but nonetheless, it continuously remains vital within healthcare as a whole. Nurses play an important role in providing patients with information that helps them make personal choices, while at the same time, ensuring their voice guides care. In order to do their jobs effectively and adapt to their ever-changing r…
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Welcome to the 2023 - 2024 school year! It is hard for me to believe that this school year marks the EdLeader podcast’s fifth school year seeking to add value to the work and professional and personal lives of EdLeaders. Recently I was humbled when the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction selected the EdLeader podcast as a Promising Prac…
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The Science of Reading is undergirded by theories of how students learn to read and comprehend text. The theory most often cited is Scarborough's Reading Rope as conceived by Dr. Hollis S. Scarborough. Dr. Scarborough believed that the elements of Word Recognition and the elements of Language Comprehension all weave together into the rope of Readin…
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Obstacles are inevitable, but it’s our reaction to these obstacles that define who we are as leaders. On this episode of Moments Move Us, join Marvin O'Quinn, President and COO at CommonSpirit Health, on an incredible journey as he shares his remarkable path from growing up in a small segregated town in the South to becoming a prominent leader in t…
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Emotions play a crucial role in the workplace, shaping decision-making, fostering meaningful connections, and driving individual and collective success. On this episode of Moments Move Us, Qualenta Kivett, Executive Vice President and Chief People, and Talent Officer at Tampa General Hospital, shares her experience with the Ask John Program at her …
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The unprecedented times caused by COVID-19 changed the future for many. And as the pandemic struck, Donna Beecroft, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) at Memorial Hermann Northeast in Texas, watched as her ICU quickly became overwhelmed with COVID patients. The loss of connectivity with families, visitors, and coworkers resulted in grie…
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Life has a way of orchestrating moments that align perfectly with our journey. As you delve into the extraordinary career journey of Erik Wexler, President & COO at Providence St. Joseph Health, you’ll hear how he has made it his mission to prioritize human connection and foster a vibrant culture in the workplace. Erik takes us on a transformative …
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The Science of Reading is undergirded by theories of how students learn to read and comprehend text. The theory most often cited is Scarborough's Reading Rope as conceived by Dr. Hollis S. Scarborough. Dr. Scarborough believed that the elements of Word Recognition and the elements of Language Comprehension all weave together into the rope of Readin…
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After many powerful conversations with inspiring healthcare leaders, we're wrapping up Season 2. To celebrate, we're revisiting key moments from our discussions and pausing to reflect on some of the wisdom our guests have shared. This season finale episode is jam-packed with inspiring soundbites from our guests, and we encourage you to tune in to t…
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Join Dr. Jackson as he seeks to apply his one-word to his personal and professional life through reflecting through the lens of a seminal book in the field of education. New Year's Resolutions have been around for a while. Over 4,000 years in fact. According to History.com, the Babylonians were the first to make resolutions as they planted their cr…
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When you imagine a leader, you might think of someone with authority, stoicism, and strength. These qualities have their place, but true leadership means forging connections with others, which is impossible without some level of vulnerability. For years, Providence's System Chief Nursing Officer, Sylvain Trepanier, has been building a safe culture …
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More than most, those who work in the healthcare industry understand the importance of dedication to their jobs. But no matter how significant or life-changing your work is, your life outside of work is crucial as well. Not only this, but you must afford this essential work/life balance to your employees and coworkers. Justin Precourt knows this be…
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For Dwight W. McBee, Executive Vice President of Clinical Health Equity and Chief Experience Officer at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals, his purpose has always been clear, even through challenging moments. His sister suffered from sickle cell anemia, and before she passed, Dwight stuck by her side. The experience was difficult, but it’s what …
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Great teams have great coaches who recognize the potential of each member. Linda McHugh was happy in her job, working as assistant to the CEO of Clevland Clinic, implementing their policy changes as the company grew. When the CHRO of the company left, Linda was prepared to begin looking for another qualified individual to fill the position, but the…
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Sometimes the person who has minimal patient contact ends up having the most impact on their experience. Tina Bennett is passionate about investing in her team no matter their role. As the Chief Experience Officer at Yale New Haven Health, she preaches the message, “Every person, every time.” She believes in order to build a healthcare system that …
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Sometimes it takes becoming a patient yourself to see the gaps in your organization. Stephanie Abbott is the Chief Experience Officer for Adventist Health. While the role isn’t what she expected in the beginning, she’s always felt drawn to healthcare. But things became very personal for her when she received a breast cancer diagnosis. Suddenly, she…
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Healthcare is a basic human right, but it is also an ever-growing industry. And just like any other industry, it needs innovative minds. That’s where Betty Jo Rocchio, the Senior Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Mercy, comes in. She believes that innovation isn’t about numbers, it’s about connection. Betty Jo says that by taking a closer…
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A negative healthcare experience can leave lasting emotional harm. That’s why Dr. Shannon Connor Phillips, Chief Patient Safety and Experience Officer at Intermountain Healthcare, wants to make the system work better for both patients and professionals. The healthcare industry is built around care, but to truly thrive, it needs to be rooted in trus…
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Welcome to Season 2 of Moment’s Move Us. To kick us off, we are joined by one of Modern Healthcare’s 100 Most Influential People for 2019, Annette Walker. Annette is President of City of Hope, Orange County, and sees herself as a steward of the organization. She says her purpose is to build the business to make opportunities for others. In this epi…
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The pathway to the principalship is paved with passion, purpose, planning, and practice. Dr. Carrie Tulbert, 2014 North Carolina State Principal of the Year, joins Dr. Jackson to share her journey to the principalship, how she supports Assistant Principals in their professional growth, and strategies for Principals in supporting their teammates in …
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The Science of Reading is undergirded by theories of how students learn to read and comprehend text. The theory most often cited is Scarborough's Reading Rope as conceived by Dr. Hollis S. Scarborough. Dr. Scarborough believed that the elements of Word Recognition and the elements of Language Comprehension all weave together into the rope of Readin…
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Chris Hadfield, a Canadian astronaut describes leadership this way, “Ultimately, leadership is not about glorious crowning acts. It's about keeping your team focused on a goal and motivated to do their best to achieve it, especially when the stakes are high and the consequences really matter. It is about laying the groundwork for others' success, a…
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MTSS, or Multi-Tiered Systems of Support, is a framework for school improvement. From selecting materials to planning instructional activities to improving core instruction, to considering interventions for groups and individual students, MTSS guides teachers and administrators to focus clearly on process improvement and effective practices. Dr. Ta…
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The Science of Reading is undergirded by theories of how students learn to read and comprehend text. The theory most often cited is Scarborough's Reading Rope as conceived by Dr. Hollis S. Scarborough. Dr. Scarborough believed that the elements of Word Recognition and the elements of Language Comprehension all weave together into the rope of Readin…
  continue reading
 
The Science of Reading is undergirded by theories of how students learn to read and comprehend text. The theory most often cited is Scarborough's Reading Rope as conceived by Dr. Hollis S. Scarborough. Dr. Scarborough believed that the elements of Word Recognition and the elements of Language Comprehension all weave together into the rope of Readin…
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This latest episode in The Science of Reading series focuses on background knowledge, a crucial strand of Language Comprehension. Once a reader has decoded the print into words, reading comprehension requires inferences that are built on background knowledge and not necessarily explicitly stated in the text. As the writers at BrainTrust define it, …
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Recently as Dr. Rob Jackson dove headfirst into attempting to understand The Science of Reading, he found himself immersed in The Reading Wars with Whole Language or Balanced Literacy on one side and The Science of Reading on the other. As he researched the divide between the two, he encountered a side skirmish and made himself a note to come back …
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As an elementary teacher, elementary principal, and as a Superintendent, EdLeader podcast host Dr. Rob Jackson has watched the battle lines drawn and the theories, best practices, and curriculum shaming hurled back and forth in the "Reading Wars." Equating a war with the debate over the best way to teach children to read seems a bit excessive, but …
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Season 1 of Moments Move Us is coming to an end, but before we start looking towards what’s coming next, we’re pausing to appreciate all the unique voices who shared their perspectives and insights with us already. Listen as host Rebecca Coren Metter journeys back through the conversations from this season and reflects on their messages of compassi…
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In this final episode of the EdLeader special series "Leadership Lessons from the GOAT," LockedOn Blue Devils host and lifelong fan, JJ Jackson, joins his Dad one more time to wrap a special season and a special book, "Leading With the Heart" by the GOAT, Coach Mike Krzyzewski. After a recap of the season's final game, JJ and Dr. Jackson share a sp…
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