Paul Reiman's guest appearances

Paul Reiman

Comp + Coffee

The Racer X Podcast Network

Fairfax Church of Christ

Courage In Healthcare

David Goggins

Ethan Brown

Patty McCord

Justin Thompson

Steve Watkins

Jason Averbook

Katherine Williams

Josh Ross

Jerry Taylor

David Fraze

Emily Martin

Phil McKinney

Kyle Roth

Joe Dunlap

Derek Bartlett

OwlTail

Through Jesus, all of God's promises find their "yes." But, often, we look to other things to find our yes. Sometimes, this is just because we don't realize what the Gospel is. In this conversation, we discuss what the Gospel is, what it was for the Jews and why it's still good news for us.

Proclaim: The Gospel is... - Phil McKinney II & Paul Reiman (2 May 2021)

Making sports safer for athletes is one of today’s top issues in healthcare. There’s more awareness than ever before regarding the danger of concussions, but we still have a long way to go before we fully understand head trauma and how it’s affecting our athletes. In this episode of Courage in Healthcare, we speak with Dr. Paul Reiman, an orthopedic surgeon based in Tumecula, CA. Dr. Reiman’s life-long passion for motorsports influenced his professional interests from the start. Over the course of his career, he’s helped many professional riders recover from injuries to get back on the podium. In 2009 he joined the Alpinestars Mobile Medical Unit. He currently serves as the unit’s lead physician and heads their concussion program. To better understand concussions and to make all sports safer for athletes, his team has partnered with the nation’s leading concussion research organizations. We sat down with Dr. Reiman to talk about about his love of motorcycles and how he hopes his passion will lead to breakthroughs in concussion research.

Making sports safer for athletes is one of today’s top issues in healthcare. There’s more awareness than ever before regarding the danger of concussions, but we still have a long way to go before we fully understand head trauma and how it’s affecting our athletes.  In this episode of Courage in Healthcare, we speak with Dr. Paul Reiman, an orthopedic surgeon based in Tumecula, CA. Dr. Reiman’s life-long passion for motorsports influenced his professional interests from the start. Over the course of his career, he’s helped many professional riders recover from injuries to get back on the podium. In 2009 he joined the Alpinestars Mobile Medical Unit. He currently serves as the unit’s lead physician and heads their concussion program. To better understand concussions and to make all sports safer for athletes, his team has partnered with the nation’s leading concussion research organizations. We sat down with Dr. Reiman to talk about about his love of motorcycles and how he hopes his passion will lead to breakthroughs in concussion research.

Dr. Paul Reiman

In this episode we welcome Paul Reiman, to talk about the future of compensation. Paul is the head of rewards and HR operations for Commvault, a global provider of data management software and related solutions. In his role he oversees the global vision and execution of the organization's compensation, benefit, mobility, HR systems, and HR analytics programs. Paul also founded GetNerdyHR, a blog and podcast devoted to creating a better (and nerdier) way of doing HR. You can access the "jobs most likely to be automated" article Paul mentioned here: http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/high_school_and_beyond/2017/08/are_you_helping_students_prepare_for_jobs_that_will_be_lost_to_automation.html Paul will also be a speaker at CompCon. Register now at http://www.compcon.com, and use the code COFFEE for a discount.

In this episode we welcome Paul Reiman, to talk about the future of compensation. Paul is the head of rewards and HR operations for Commvault, a global provider of data management software and related solutions. In his role he oversees the global vision and execution of the organization's compensation, benefit, mobility, HR systems, and HR analytics programs. Paul also founded GetNerdyHR, a blog and podcast devoted to creating a better (and nerdier) way of doing HR. You can access the "jobs most likely to be automated" article Paul mentioned here: <a href="http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/high_school_and_beyond/2017/08/are_you_helping_students_prepare_for_jobs_that_will_be_lost_to_automation.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/high_school_and_beyond/2017/08/are_you_helping_students_prepare_for_jobs_that_will_be_lost_to_automation.html</a> Paul will also be a speaker at CompCon. Register now at <a href="http://www.compcon.com," rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.compcon.com,</a> and use the code COFFEE for a discount.

Ep 7 - Comp's Future with Paul Reiman