Seat41A Podcast

The guys bring you a special series of deployment interviews with MSC officers from across the globe. This is the third episode with Capt Jill Ochoa and her deployment as the Administrator for a Ground Surgical Team in Afghanistan in Central Command.

Maj Rachel Jackson Interview The guys bring you a special series of deployment interviews with MSC officers from across the globe. This is the second episode with Major Rachel Jackson and her deployment as the Command Medical Logistics Manager for Operation Inherent Resolve in Central Command.

Maj Rachel Jackson Interview This is the second episode of our Deployment series. In this episode Lt Col Rachel Jackson shares her experience as the Command Medical Logistics Manager for Operation Inherent Resolve in Central Command.

– Capt Zach Gooch Interview The guys bring you a special series of deployment interviews with MSC officers from across the globe. This is the first episode with Captain Zach Gooch and his deployment as part of an Aeromedical Evacuation Liaison Team member in the European Command.

Chris, Manoj, and Greg discuss Patients Come Second on the episode today. The book Patients Come Second shakes up the traditional healthcare model, arguing that in order to care for and retain patients, leaders must first create exceptional teams and find ways to engage nurses, administrative staff, physicians, supervisors, and even housekeeping staff and switchboard…

Chris, Manoj, and Greg discuss the book Act Like a Leader, Think Like a Leader by Herminia Ibarra. Act Like a Leader, Think Likea Leader looks to challenge this method of leadership development based on the theory of “Outsight.” With this theory, you are encouraged to see leadership growth as something that is achieved from…

In this episode, we discuss the book All In by Adrian Gostick and Chester Elton. We also go behind the scenes of the SGA application process, and Greg tells a disturbing story from the basement of ACC headquarters. You have to hear it to believe it!

In this episode, we discuss the book It Worked for Me by Colin Powell. We also bring our first guest onto the podcast, our former squadron commander, Colonel Kathleen Mackey. We talk about life and leadership, and Greg shares his unpopular opinion that he loves the DMHRSi time-keeping system. It is truly shocking.

The Hero Code In this episode, we discuss the book The Hero Code by Admiral (Ret) William McRaven. We also discuss the latest events and Chris shares his unpopular opinion that beards should not be allowed in the military, despite their popularity.

In this episode, we discuss Atomic Habits by James Clear. We explore how creating good habits helps us perform better in our personal and professional lives as healthcare administrators.