Daniel Andrus's guest appearances

Daniel Andrus

HealthLeaderForge

Patrick Jordan

David Rubenstein

Kevin Callahan

Michael Peterson

Peter Wright

Steve Roach

Kenneth Anderson

Brian Hall

John Fernandez

Nirav Shah

Amy Thompson

Sam Shields

Greg Townsend

Alex Walker

Timothy King

OwlTail

Are you a leader? How much do you trust your subordinates? Enough to let them strap you to a litter and let them lower you on a rope over the side of a 30 story sky scraper? Daniel Andrus, the Fire Chief for the City of Concord, New Hampshire, let his subordinates do exactly that. In today’s podcast, Dan tells the story of his 37 year career as a firefighter. Dan has a long list of credentials including master’s degrees in public administration and economics. He is, as he puts it, a continual learner. In addition to his role as fire chief, he serves on the boards of a number of non-profit organizations. This was one of the most educational podcasts for me that I have done so far because I knew very little about the organization and operations of the fire service. The fire service is a critical community resource that every health care executive should have an understanding of, so I was very pleased Dan took the time to share his story and I hope it is useful to health care executives as they think about emergency preparedness.You are listening to the abridged version of the interview. An unabridged version is also available. Please see our website, healthleaderforge.org for more information.

Are you a leader? How much do you trust your subordinates? Enough to let them strap you to a litter and let them lower you on a rope over the side of a 30 story sky scraper? Daniel Andrus, the Fire Chief for the City of Concord, New Hampshire, let his subordinates do exactly that. In today’s podcast, Dan tells the story of his 37 year career as a firefighter. Dan has a long list of credentials including master’s degrees in public administration and economics. He is, as he puts it, a continual learner. In addition to his role as fire chief, he serves on the boards of a number of non-profit organizations. This was one of the most educational podcasts for me that I have done so far because I knew very little about the organization and operations of the fire service. The fire service is a critical community resource that every health care executive should have an understanding of, so I was very pleased Dan took the time to share his story and I hope it is useful to health care executives as they think about emergency preparedness.<br><br>You are listening to the abridged version of the interview. An unabridged version is also available. Please see our website, <a href="http://healthleaderforge.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">healthleaderforge.org</a> for more information.

(Abridged) Daniel Andrus, Fire Chief, City of Concord, NH