While the delegates at the 79th World Health Assembly (WHA79) navigate the halls of the ‘Palais des Nations’ this May, public health leaders at home... Continue reading
Navigating Non-Linear Career Paths in Public Health: Lessons from Prof. Andrew Furber The world of public health is changing. Gone are the days of neatly... Continue reading
My husband was born in Queens, New York, and I promised him that one day we would go and visit his childhood home and school.... Continue reading
Happy new year! I hope you’ve had a pleasant and restful festive season I hope that you’ve had a lovely break and been able to... Continue reading
Are you feeling lost and confused as a doctor in your career? If you are looking for an alternative career as a doctor, or are... Continue reading
My first employed role as a Coach Over the last week, I’ve been thinking about my first public health job and I thought you’d be... Continue reading
Train in coaching skills for doctors and health leaders as part of your day job – it benefits you, your team and the system! Training... Continue reading
The evidence base for coaching and coaching psychology is rapidly growing. However, as in all areas of professional practice, there is much work to be... Continue reading
Although coaching is not a therapeutic intervention per se, coaching (especially psychologically-informed coaching) can have therapeutic benefits in terms of improved wellbeing and psychological outcomes.... Continue reading
How long will employers continue to provide long-term employment guarantees? I’ve been fascinated by the world of work for many years now. I’m always wondering... Continue reading
This autumn marks five years since I left my two substantive posts to work independently. I truly had a portfolio career – two days a... Continue reading
Get unstuck, find clarity, direction and wellbeing in your career, make career or retirement decisions, and do your own best work – now and into... Continue reading
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