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Dr. Paul Matherne is the pediatric cardiology professor at the University of Virginia Health System, and an adjunct professor at the business school. He’s bringing insights from a lot of different perspectives in academics and non-profits especially. On this episode, Dr. Matherne talks about:What to do when your wife tells you you need to leave your jobWhat to do with feedback that “you’re leaving bodies in your wake”The difference between job titles, influence and impactHow you can be self-centered without being selfishLessons learned from hiring multiple coachesScheduling time for personal connection, especially on clinical days and Zoom meetingsDr. Paul Matherne’s Biography:G. Paul Matherne, MD, MBA holds the Dammann Professor of Pediatrics in pediatric cardiology. He recently served as Interim Chief medical officer and Senior Associate Dean for Research at the UVA Health System. During his 33 years at UVA he has served as Service Line Lead for Children’s Services, Vice chair of clinical affairs in the Department of Pediatrics, Associate Chair for research and as division director of pediatric cardiology and medical director of the UVA Children’s Hospital Heart Center. He treats both children and adults with congenital heart disease and is board-certified in pediatrics and pediatric cardiology.Dr. Matherne was born in Lafayette, LA, and grew up in Texas. He attended Texas A&amp;M University for undergraduate and medical school, and completed his pediatric residency at the University of Oklahoma and pediatric cardiology fellowship at the University of Iowa.He joined the UVA faculty in 1987, initially as a clinician scientist with a basic science lab, working closely with colleagues in the Department of Physiology. After 20 years in the lab, he changed his focus to administrative duties after receiving an MBA degree from UVA’s Darden School of Business where he has also been teaching Health Care management for the past 10 years. Dr. Matherne has published 90 peer-reviewed and invited articles and book chapters. He has been very involved with the American Heart Association and has served as president of the Mid-Atlantic Affiliate of the American Heart Association, chair of the CVDY Council of the AHA and is currently a member of the AHA Scientific Councils Oversight Committee and the AHA SFRN Children's Research Network Oversight advisory committee. He received the AHA council on Cardiovascular Disease in the Young (CVDY) Distinguished Achievement Award in 2018.Dr. Matherne and his wife of 41 years raised four children in Charlottesville and have four grandchildren. They have both been active in a variety of community activities at church, local schools and scouting. They also both enjoy cooking — especially gumbo.https://www.darden.virginia.edu/faculty-research/directory/g-paul-matherne 

Dr. Paul Matherne is the pediatric cardiology professor at the University of Virginia Health System, and an adjunct professor at the business school. He’s bringing insights from a lot of different perspectives in academics and non-profits especially.  On this episode, Dr. Matherne talks about: <ul><li>What to do when your wife tells you you need to leave your job</li><li>What to do with feedback that “you’re leaving bodies in your wake”</li><li>The difference between job titles, influence and impact</li><li>How you can be self-centered without being selfish</li><li>Lessons learned from hiring multiple coaches</li><li>Scheduling time for personal connection, especially on clinical days and Zoom meetings </li></ul>Dr. Paul Matherne’s Biography: G. Paul Matherne, MD, MBA holds the Dammann Professor of Pediatrics in pediatric cardiology. He recently served as Interim Chief medical officer and Senior Associate Dean for Research at the UVA Health System. During his 33 years at UVA he has served as Service Line Lead for Children’s Services, Vice chair of clinical affairs in the Department of Pediatrics, Associate Chair for research and as division director of pediatric cardiology and medical director of the UVA Children’s Hospital Heart Center. He treats both children and adults with congenital heart disease and is board-certified in pediatrics and pediatric cardiology.Dr. Matherne was born in Lafayette, LA, and grew up in Texas. He attended Texas A&amp;M University for undergraduate and medical school, and completed his pediatric residency at the University of Oklahoma and pediatric cardiology fellowship at the University of Iowa.He joined the UVA faculty in 1987, initially as a clinician scientist with a basic science lab, working closely with colleagues in the Department of Physiology. After 20 years in the lab, he changed his focus to administrative duties after receiving an MBA degree from UVA’s Darden School of Business where he has also been teaching Health Care management for the past 10 years. Dr. Matherne has published 90 peer-reviewed and invited articles and book chapters. He has been very involved with the American Heart Association and has served as president of the Mid-Atlantic Affiliate of the American Heart Association, chair of the CVDY Council of the AHA and is currently a member of the AHA Scientific Councils Oversight Committee and the AHA SFRN Children's Research Network Oversight advisory committee. He received the AHA council on Cardiovascular Disease in the Young (CVDY) Distinguished Achievement Award in 2018.Dr. Matherne and his wife of 41 years raised four children in Charlottesville and have four grandchildren. They have both been active in a variety of community activities at church, local schools and scouting. They also both enjoy cooking — especially gumbo.<a href="https://www.darden.virginia.edu/faculty-research/directory/g-paul-matherne" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.darden.virginia.edu/faculty-research/directory/g-paul-matherne</a>

Design Your Day to Give You Energy (Dr. Paul Matherne)

The over-arching theme of this episode is the “tech-celeration” that has occurred in the FX industry over the past year as firms have been forced to adapt to new ways of operating. Paul Matherne, Head of FX EMEA at BNY Mellon, sees evidence of this trend in how buy-side firms are looking at custody, their willingness to use algos and their desire to automate more of their FX trading and workflows. And looking ahead, he argues that market structure changes will continue to fuel more innovation in 2021.

The over-arching theme of this episode is the “tech-celeration” that has occurred in the FX industry over the past year as firms have been forced to adapt to new ways of operating. Paul Matherne, Head of FX EMEA at BNY Mellon, sees evidence of this trend in how buy-side firms are looking at custody, their willingness to use algos and their desire to automate more of their FX trading and workflows. And looking ahead, he argues that market structure changes will continue to fuel more innovation in 2021.

Episode 26 - Paul Matherne, Head of FX EMEA, BNY Mellon

In this episode, Dr. Matherne, who is a pediatric cardiologist, shares his insights about children and congenital heart disease.  He talks about the advances in the technology and the services they can offer children with complex congenital heart disease. How the complexity of the child's heart condition can often lead to longer hospital stays, disrupting the family's normal schedule, while causing the family stress for several weeks and sometimes months during the hospital stay. The importance of dental hygiene The developmental challenges that some of the children with complex congenital heart disease face. Some of the challenges involved with children getting heart transplants - Plus, Dr. Matherne talks about the 3 operations that many single ventricle children need, the Norwood Procedure to place a Blaylock Tussing Operation, The Glenn procedure, and the Fontan procedure. He shares information about these 3 surgeries, what parents can expect during their child's hospital stay and the expectations and stress parents face during their child's stay, along with once the child and family return home after each operation. Join us for this exciting episode.

In this episode, Dr. Matherne, who is a pediatric cardiologist, shares his insights about children and congenital heart disease. He talks about the advances in the technology and the services they can offer children with complex congenital heart disease. How the complexity of the child's heart condition can often lead to longer hospital stays, disrupting the family's normal schedule, while causing the family stress for several weeks and sometimes months during the hospital stay. The importance of dental hygiene The developmental challenges that some of the children with complex congenital heart disease face. Some of the challenges involved with children getting heart transplants - Plus, Dr. Matherne talks about the 3 operations that many single ventricle children need, the Norwood Procedure to place a Blaylock Tussing Operation, The Glenn procedure, and the Fontan procedure. He shares information about these 3 surgeries, what parents can expect during their child's hospital stay and the expectations and stress parents face during their child's stay, along with once the child and family return home after each operation. Join us for this exciting episode.

7: Dr Paul Matherne Shares His Insights As A Pediatric Cardiologist