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Emotional Intelligence (EQ) - Remaining Calm Under Pressure with Dr. Camilo Molina and Marney Reid
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Join Marney Reid and Dr. Camilo Molina as they discuss the importance of developing your EQ not only for your career, but for your personal development as well. This isn’t an easy process and is something that will continuously be a work in process, but the outcome of increasing your EQ is more than worth the work.
Camilo Molina, MD, FAANS
Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery and Orthopedic Surgery
Director of Spine Innovation
Director of Spinal Deformity and Oncology
Co-Director of Patient Safety and Quality
Co-Director of Complex Spine Fellowship
Medical Co-Director of Barnes Jewish Hospital Integrated Spine Unit
Clinical Director of Advanced Practice Provider Service
Dr. Molina is a spine fellowship-trained neurosurgeon with dedicated complex spine deformity and oncology training. He specializes in the entire spectrum of spine disease, but has a unique interest in spinal tumors and spinal deformities. He has an active laboratory devoted to the study of spinal cord injury, spinal oncology, spinal deformity, and enabling spine surgery technologies.
His clinical and research vision converges on the mission of providing his patients an avenue to return to their lives in the least disruptive manner. He is an expert and lead developer in novel robotic and augmented reality spine surgery solutions. He was a leader on the clinical design team that ultimately led to the FDA approval and performance of the first augmented reality mediated spine procedures in the United States.
Dr. Molina’s outlook on leadership is to use empathy in every aspect of decision making and teaching. His mentors showed him early on that EQ plays a strong role in leaders who create an inclusive and productive teaching environment and strives to emulate their teaching in his leadership style. While Dr. Molina says the road to developing EQ has been very intentional, he believes anyone at any moment can begin their journey to develop as a leader and a patient care giver.
Honors & leadership roles
- Johns Hopkins Dept. of Neurosurgery Harvey Cushing Research Award
- Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Excellence in Medical Student Research Award
- AO Spine Hansjorg Wyss Foundation Award
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute Medical Student Fellows Grant
- Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society
- Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
- Spine Journal Reviewer
- Twice Recipient of North American Spine Society Best Papers Distinction
- AO Spine Foundation Spine Fellowship Best Posters Distinction
- Professional Memberships: AANS, CNS, NASS
You can connect with Dr. Molina at:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/camilo-a-molina-md-faans-11969949/
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