What happens though if you play the role of a surgeon and another one that’s completely different from what you’re used to? How are you going to cope with this?
When Dr. Pearl was chosen to be the CEO of The Permanente Medical Group, the Permanente half of Kaiser Permanente, he was required to stop performing surgeries because of his responsibilities. Check out how he was able to deal with two roles.
How I Bring Magic Back To My Life As A Surgeon
When I was selected to become CEO of The Permanente Medical Group, the Permanente half of Kaiser Permanente, the time required for my responsibilities forced me to give up doing surgery on a regular basis. Read more…
He explains that every year though, during Christmas holidays and New Year’s, he returns to the operating room. The timing is perfect because of minimal leadership demands. More so because it simply means that he’s not likely to fly to another place.
It’s a pure and magical experience for him because he feels the contrast between his world as a CEO and as a surgeon. During this period, his focus shifts from the Kaiser Permanente members to a single patient at a time.
Surgeons: Bring Magic to Your Life
It’s a magical time for me, contrasting dramatically with my world as CEO. For several hours each day, my focus is not on millions of Kaiser Permanente members—or, for that matter, on all the complexities of healthcare policy, politics and strategy—but, rather, on a single patient at a time. Read more…
A surgery is something that’s just like choreography. It’s not something that’s simple. A surgeon must memorize the steps completely, master anatomy flawlessly, and evaluate the disease process accurately.
The most important part of the entire procedure would be teamwork. There is a certain flow that happens when people work together. When the group works well, the movements are synchronized and effortless.
Life As A Surgeon
Surgery involves a complex choreography, and in preparation, the surgeon must memorize the anatomy, the disease process and the exact steps that will be followed. I enjoy that part of the process greatly. What is most essential and fulfilling is the operating room teamwork, the flow that happens when individuals work as one. Read more…
When it comes to performing surgery, you get to experience the clear purpose and the pure focus that has drawn you to this practice in the first place. It’s important to note that in order to restore health to your patients, you must trust your skill and your ability.
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