

Ep. 032: Why The Wrong Leaders Get Promoted
WE HIRE FOR CREDENTIALS AND HOPE FOR CAPABILITY The best nurse becomes charge nurse, the best tech becomes director, and nobody asks if they can actually lead. Dr. Jake Tayler Jacobs calls it the clinical excellence trap and explains why healthcare's leadership famine is a design problem, not a talent problem. IN THIS…
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