Impact organization by making difference
Ask yourself at the end of the day if you
In 480 B.C., at a place called Thermopylae in northeastern Greece, 300 Spartan warriors and a small host of allies began making preparations for war.
When you look at the staff of Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, it
As I reflect on the things that help me be successful as a leader, I think particularly back to the experiences I had growing up that set my course and approach to life.
Recently, you may have noticed a new police blotter column in the Kaiserslautern American. The blotter column is a joint initiative between the public affairs office and security forces, and feedback has been positive.
I have just returned from meeting with more than 3,000 Department of Defense health care leaders. Rarely will the under secretary of health affairs, U.S. surgeon general and all three service surgeon generals agree on any topic. However, all five of these senior leaders were singing the same tune
The other day I was asked a simple yet probing question: