Carolyn C. Meltzer's guest appearances

Carolyn C. Meltzer

RLI Taking the Lead Podcast

Stephen Swensen

Geraldine B. McGinty

Norman Beauchamp

Catherine Everett

Rasu B. Shrestha

Hedvig Hricak

Elias Zerhouni

Jonathan Breslau

Arl Van Moore

Ricardo C. Cury

Judy Yee

Valerie P. Jackson

Ruth C

Robert I. Grossman

Sanjay K

OwlTail

LEAD

Carolyn C. Meltzer, MD, FACR, Professor and Chair of Radiology and Executive Associate Dean for Faculty Academic Advancement, Leadership &amp; Inclusion at the Emory University School of Medicine shares her leadership journey from her days at the University of Pittsburgh as medical director of their PET center, chief of neuroradiology and vice chair of research, to her current time at Emory where among many other impressive initiatives, she was instrumental in creating the Institute of Service Excellence that provides Emory Radiology’s team members with a strong foundation of both skills and knowledge essential to delivering service excellence to patients and their families. Along the way she discusses her work to empower women leaders, why it’s a great time to be in medicine, how her love for photography and training service dogs has made her a better leader and why a world-class violinist was performing for patients undergoing studies at the PET center.

<p>Carolyn C. Meltzer, MD, FACR, Professor and Chair of Radiology and Executive Associate Dean for Faculty Academic Advancement, Leadership &amp; Inclusion at the Emory University School of Medicine shares her leadership journey from her days at the University of Pittsburgh as medical director of their PET center, chief of neuroradiology and vice chair of research, to her current time at Emory where among many other impressive initiatives, she was instrumental in creating the Institute of Service Excellence that provides Emory Radiology’s team members with a strong foundation of both skills and knowledge essential to delivering service excellence to patients and their families. Along the way she discusses her work to empower women leaders, why it’s a great time to be in medicine, how her love for photography and training service dogs has made her a better leader and why a world-class violinist was performing for patients undergoing studies at the PET center.</p>

Taking the Lead 11: Carolyn C. Meltzer, MD, FACR: Leading to Serve