Disrupting Medical School Curriculum, Art Therapy and More (Dr. Mark Stephens: Part 2)

from High Impact Physician · host Sandy Scott, FACHE

Specific ways Mark has failed as a leader and how those moments have shaped himHelping design non-traditional medical school curriculumArt therapy with veterans and physiciansThe 6-word MemoirDr. Mark Stephens is, among other things, the Professor of Family and Community Medicine and Professor of Humanities at Penn State.

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Specific ways Mark has failed as a leader and how those moments have shaped himHelping design non-traditional medical school curriculumArt therapy with veterans and physiciansThe 6-word Memoir Dr. Mark Stephens is, among other things, the Professor of Family and Community Medicine and Professor of Humanities at Penn State.

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