Leadership Pearls – Page 3 – Robert F. Melendez, MD

Pearls for starting your first job just out of residency or fellowship

Pearls in Dealing with Colleagues • Never be afraid to ask for a consult (help). • Admit when you are wrong. • Strive to learn from the patients you refer in order to improve your own skills. • Ask for a follow-up on the status of a patient that you referred. • Ask your colleaguesContinue reading “Pearls for starting your first job just out of residency or fellowship”

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5 Transitions Great Leaders Make That Average Leaders Don’t – Forbes

5 Transitions Great Leaders Make That Average Leaders Don't – Forbes.

20 Things 20-Year-Olds Don’t Get – Forbes

There’s no prize for talent, just results. via 20 Things 20-Year-Olds Don't Get – Forbes.

7 Personal Habits Every CEO Should Have | Inc.com

7 Personal Habits Every CEO Should Have | Inc.com.

Ophthalmology Chief Resident as Manager & Leader

Chief Resident as Manager and Leader Rob Melendez, MD, MBA Managers are about Controlling and Problem Solving Leaders are Motivating and Inspiring What are the differences between a Manager and a Leader? The goal of this article is to identify when we are displaying each trait and how we can become better leaders and managers.Continue reading “Ophthalmology Chief Resident as Manager & Leader”

Manager vs. Leader

Chief Resident as Manager and Leader Rob Melendez, MD, MBA “As a chief resident, your main role is as a manager with opportunities to display leadership.” Chief Resident as Manager Skill Set: Reacts to Change Chief Resident as Leader Skill Set: Creates Change What are the differences between a Manager and a Leader? The goalContinue reading “Manager vs. Leader”

▶ American Academy of Ophthalmic Executives – YouTube

via ▶ American Academy of Ophthalmic Executives – YouTube.

Leadership Humility

Six Principles for Developing Humility as a Leader http://blogs.hbr.org/2013/09/six-principles-for-developing/