EPISODE · Jun 25, 2025 · 38 MIN
Navigating Career Change - From Clinical Work to Corporate Road Warrior
from Get A Shift On: Healthcare Career Change and Business Stories · host David Birchmore
In this episode of 'Get a Shift On', I speak with Christi Urman about her career journey from healthcare to corporate roles, the challenges faced in the healthcare system, and the importance of adaptability in one's career. We discuss the impact of COVID-19, lessons learned from cancer research, and the significance of perspective in professional growth. We talk about how early jobs can shape career paths in unexpected ways and conclude with reflections on future aspirations and the importance of work-life balance.Christi is an account manager at LeanTaaS, a leading healthcare technology company that helps healthcare organizations optimize their operations and outcomes. Christi has over 25 years of experience in healthcare related fields, including project management, clinical research, and oncology.Follow Christi here:Christi LinkedInFollow David / Via Nova here:David's LinkedInVia Nova LinkedInVia Nova WebsiteFree Personal Exit Plan / Work With MeChapters00:00 Introduction to Career Transitions02:31 Current Role in Healthcare Optimization05:56 Navigating Challenges in the Healthcare System09:36 Early Career and Transition to Corporate13:03 The Impact of COVID-19 on Careers17:05 Experiences in Cancer Research18:13 Lessons Learned from Patients20:13 Embracing Change and Resilience23:38 Seasonality in Careers27:23 The Importance of Perspective in Work31:15 Current Season and Future Aspirations33:38 Balancing Work and Family Life39:34 Defining Personal Work-Life Balance41:29 Navigating Career Transitions42:09 Cultural Differences: Language and Communication46:12 Food and Culinary Experiences Across Cultures
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