Join Cole from the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy as he interviews Amrutha Kadali, a fellow at Carle Health, about her unconventional path from cognitive science and pre-med to healthcare administration. Learn about her experiences during her gap year, at Johns Hopkins, and in her MHA program at George Washington University. Amrutha shares valuable insights on project management, networking, and successfully navigating administrative fellowships. Discover tips and strategies for making the most of your healthcare administration career journey.

In this episode, Cole from the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy interviews Josh Freedman, a bioengineering master's student at the University of Pennsylvania and co-founder/CEO of Airalux Medical. Josh shares his journey, discussing the inspiration behind Airalux, a company spun out from his senior design project, that aims to revolutionize incentive spirometry with a smart, digital, patient-friendly device. The conversation covers the evolution of the product, the challenges of startup development, the importance of customer feedback, and future plans for the company. Tune in to learn about Josh's insights into bioengineering, startup life, and the healthcare system.

Join Cole Lyons from the American Journal of Healthcare Strategy as he sits down with Todd Hamilton, a second-year administrative fellow at Norton Medical Group. In this insightful interview, Todd shares his educational journey from the University of Arizona to obtaining his MHA at the University of Arkansas. He discusses his experiences during his administrative residency, the value of a healthcare fellowship, and his impactful work with the Arkansas Rural Health Partnership during the COVID-19 pandemic. Todd also provides advice for current students and professionals considering a fellowship, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, networking, and hands-on experience in healthcare leadership.