This week, we’re introducing you to another new member of our team! Say hello to Laura Pemble, the first resident of the Center for Rural Health Leadership (CRHL). Laura will be assisting CRHL with their work with NRHA’s Rural Hospital Certification Programs. “This is really meaningful work and one of the reasons I went into healthcare in the first place … Read More
303: A Conversation with Raven Muse
Rural Health Leadership Radio is growing by an extra member – we’re excited to introduce our new Intern, Raven Muse! Raven is a current Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) student in Tampa, Florida who has a unique perspective having grown up in a rural Florida town. “I wanted to be a part of rural health so that I can make … Read More
302: A Conversation with Rhonda Wild
Have you ever heard of a rural hospital CFO working remotely? This week you will! We’re having a conversation with Rhonda Wild, a rural hospital CFO who is working remotely in Idaho for her hospital in Kansas. “What excites me most about the future of our rural health is that we have the capacity to provide patients with the best … Read More
301: A Conversation with Craig Wilson
Interactions between healthcare, law, and policy, and public health can have huge impacts on the rural health landscape. Craig Wilson, Director of Health Policy at the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement (ACHI), tackles this complicated subject in this week’s episode! “If we can’t improve the health of the lives in our most rural parts of the state, then we can’t … Read More
300: A Conversation with Dr. Bensson Samuel
Physician leaders play an important role in the sustainability of rural healthcare. This week, we’re having a conversation with Dr. Bensson Samuel, who tells us about his experiences as an intensive care physician in rural Michigan. “The interesting fact about rural health is that small contributions that are made by each individual in that community leads to a bigger impact.” … Read More
299: A Conversation with Patrick Ritter
The financial environment in healthcare is constantly changing and can have even more fluctuation in rural healthcare. This week we’re having a conversation with Patrick Ritter about the financial side of rural healthcare, now and in the future. “I do think it’s exciting about how the smaller facilities can tailor and move quickly into the needs that they see in the community to provide healthcare.” ~Patrick Ritter … Read More
298: A Conversation with Jennifer Reed
Transitioning to a new facility AND into a new position can be an overwhelming change, particularly in rural healthcare while recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. This week, we’re having a conversation with Jennifer Reed, CEO of Ferry County Health, who tells us about how she made those switches and how it’s going! “We don’t have to do it all. We … Read More
297: A Conversation with Sydney and Bill
Last week on Rural Health Leadership Radio, we started discussing leadership solutions available specifically for rural health leaders. We continue that conversation this week by investigating NRHA’s Rural Health Congress, which advocates for rural healthcare at the national level. “Every rural community is so different and the more we can increase that understanding of all those distinct features in small … Read More
296: A Conversation with Bill and Sydney
Are you curious about what leadership solutions are available for rural healthcare leaders who are passionate about making a difference? This week on Rural Health Leadership Radio we explore another rural-focused leadership program that’s working to improve health equity, NRHA’s Rural Health Fellows Program. “It’s very exciting things that our rural health fellows are going on to do, and ultimately … Read More
295: A Conversation with Samantha Wells
Public health has evolved greatly over time, particularly in rural healthcare over the past few years as the COVID-19 pandemic took place. This week, we’re having a conversation with Samantha Wells who tells us all about her experience with rural healthcare, public health in rural areas, the impact of the pandemic, and how she’s working to make a difference. “You … Read More