The Next Generation of Healthcare Leaders: Meaning, Mentorship, and the Future of Work

Glenn Llopis; Deevena Annavarjula; Lesly Leon; Natalie Stopfer; Keshaav Krishnaa

Recorded when Deevena, Lesly, Natalie and Keshaav were graduate students in Cornell's Sloan MHA program

From the recording

For me, a meaningful career is at the intersection of empathy and impact, because you're able to see the impact that you're making within the community that you serve.

Keshaav Krishnaa

About this episode

I recorded this one with Deevena Annavarjula, Lesly Leon, Natalie Stopfer and Keshaav Krishnaa just after they finished Cornell's Sloan master's program in health administration. A study says three in four young Americans prefer hospital careers to big tech, so I asked why. Keshaav left dentistry in India because there was more to fix than teeth. Natalie, once a behavioral health nurse, asked Santa for bandaids as a child.

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