What type of person thrives in the healthcare industry, according to a Product and Sales Specialist at HearUSA
Dr. emphasizes the importance of a "balanced schedule" in the healthcare industry, noting the emotionally taxing nature of patient care and the need for time outside of direct patient interaction to avoid burnout. Building relationships with repeat patients, leading to referrals and a rewarding career, is also highlighted as crucial for success.
Communication, Problem-Solving, Stress Management, Resilience, Patient Care
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Dr. Sneha Hinduja
Product and Sales Specialist
HearUSA
Ali Yavar Jung National Institute for the Hearing Handicapped
University at Buffalo - Doctor of Audiology, UCLA Anderson School of Management - MBA
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Video Highlights
1. Good work-life balance is essential to avoid burnout in healthcare.
2. Building relationships with patients is key to success and growth in the field.
3. The ability to adapt to changing patient needs and provide individualized care is crucial for thriving in the industry.
Transcript
Who thrives in industry?
How would you typically describe someone who would thrive in the healthcare industry?
I think in the healthcare industry, somebody who has a very balanced schedule, at least in private practice, would thrive. That's really important because if you're constantly seeing patients and don't have time to catch up on other things, it can take a toll.
Patient care is emotionally draining, and it takes a lot to care for someone. Every patient has different needs, so the way we provide care is constantly changing. We're not robots, and we don't give the same amount of care to everyone.
That constant change can be exhausting and cause burnout. So, I think people who thrive have a good balance in their schedule.
They also have a practice where there are repeat patients. Once you build a relationship with patients, they refer their friends and family, which is very rewarding and how you grow your practice.
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