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Allied Professionals: Bridging the Gap Between Industry and Clinical Care
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The session "Allied Professionals, Bridging the Gap Between Industry and Clinical Care" featured a panel of experienced healthcare professionals who transitioned from clinical roles to industry positions. Moderated by Julie Shea, the panel included Beth Davenport, Deb Halligan, Amber Seiler, Rebecca Eupazian, and Robin Leahy. These experts shared their journeys of moving from clinical practice into various roles within the industry, highlighting both challenges and opportunities.<br /><br />Key points discussed included the fear of moving into the unknown, the benefits of leveraging clinical experience in new contexts, and the importance of finding a company culture that aligns with personal values. Panelists emphasized the significance of maintaining patient care as a priority even when transitioning into industry roles. Flexibility, adaptability, and continuous learning were noted as crucial factors for success in the industry.<br /><br />The panelists also touched on topics like work-life balance, advising potential transitioners to assess their motivations and ensure they are moving towards a fulfilling opportunity rather than merely escaping a difficult situation. They concluded with recommendations on the importance of cultivating relationships, pursuing growth, and ensuring that one’s work remains patient-centered regardless of the setting.
Keywords
healthcare professionals
industry transition
clinical experience
company culture
patient care
flexibility
work-life balance
continuous learning
relationship building
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