Studying and reading about a healthcare system in another part of the world is one way to learn new methods and best practices, but to visit, tour and explore it firsthand truly creates a deeper, richer learning experience.
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Kelley School names new faculty chair for physician-only MBA program
Kelley School of Business Dean Idalene “Idie” Kesner and Associate Dean Philip T. Powell have named Christopher O.L.H. Porter faculty chair of the Business of Medicine Physician MBA Program beginning June 1, 2018.
Three physician MBA alums earn C-Suite positions within the same hospital network shortly after graduation
Most graduates achieve their goals. Three alums—from the same graduating class—recently did just that. With a twist: They earned executive positions within the
same healthcare system.
Thinking beyond the bedside: Career opportunities for physician MBAs
Alumni from the Business of Medicine Physician MBA Program at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business often find that they didn’t dream big enough; what they accomplish after graduation far exceeds their ambitions at enrollment.
Physician alum uses MBA to relieve burnout and launch concierge practice
For some physicians, gaining a greater sense of the business behind the medicine is helpful to attract more business. For others, an MBA through the Indiana University Kelley School of Business helps them better manage their existing case load.
Teaching physician MBAs: “It’s the best thing I’ve ever done”
In 2012, Professor Reed Smith was looking for the “next big step” in his career. Little did he know, he would learn a whole new way to teach accounting.
Pain physician opens integrative clinic after earning Kelley Physician MBA
At his new clinic, Dr. Orlando Landrum, MD, MBA’16, focuses on taking a deeper look at a patient’s concerns, goals and lifestyle before offering a variety of non-traditional treatments in place of – or in addition to – medication.
Gaining new tools for solving healthcare problems
As a hospitalist, Mahdi Ajjan, MD, MBA’17, is accustomed to solving problems. His specialty itself sprang from the need to alleviate primary care physician burnout in the early 1990s, when these physicians were shuttling back and forth between practice offices and hospitals to treat admitted patients.
Solving healthcare problems while taking control of personal goals
Today’s physicians are tasked with countless responsibilities each day, many of which go far beyond patient care.
Physician MBA grad uses degree to cut costs and build unique 3-D ultrasound sculpture business
Michael Schifano, DO, MBA’17, is the kind of physician who’s always finding new ways to differentiate his practice.