In this episode, host Rex Lutz, DO, welcomes Gregory Gilson, DO, FAAOS, an adult reconstruction surgeon with the St. Luke’s University Health Network, for a conversation about how to step into a more demanding leadership role as an attending. For residents and fellows, who have taken on increasing responsibility throughout training but haven’t been ultimately accountable for patient care and outcomes, what does it take to smoothly transition into practice and have the surgical and clinical team you desire? Dr. Gilson helps to answer that question, including how to navigate early career challenges; foster genuine camaraderie and mutual respect among your staff; create an efficient, collaborative environment that yields high-quality care; oversee without being overbearing; and, yes, troubleshoot if issues arise or the team dynamic isn't quite right.
Guest: Gregory Gilson, DO, FAAOS, adult reconstruction surgeon, St. Luke’s University Health Network
Host: Rex Lutz, DO, AAOS Resident Assembly Executive Committee Chair
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