Today’s guest is Robert Mach, the Executive Director of Operations for Littleton Regional Healthcare, and the New Hampshire Regent for the American College of Healthcare Executives. Robert has had a fascinating career starting out as an air traffic controller for the US Marine Corps, then transitioning to health care initially as a radiology technician, and working his way up into the executive ranks by, as he puts it, “putting his hand up.” In the podcast, Robert talks about his career, then shares some thoughts about his role as Regent and why ACHE is an important organization for an early careerist to consider becoming a member of.
Links to the Podcast:
Stitcher: https://listen.stitcher.com/yvap/?af_dp=stitcher://episode/40678901&af_web_dp=https://www.stitcher.com/episode/40678901
iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/robert-mach-executive-director-of-operations/id981989377?i=1000353701553
Time
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Topic
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1:16-14:04
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Early Career and transition to healthcare – Marine Corps Aviation to
Radiology Technology and Administration
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14:05-20:11
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Coming to Littleton Regional Healthcare, about the facility
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20:12-34:57
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Career at Littleton – progression from administrator to executive
staff
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34:58-48:51
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Leadership and Mentorship
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48:52-55:31
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ACHE and being the New Hampshire Regent
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55:32-59:54
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Advice to new careerists
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Links to Topics Discussed:
Littleton Regional Healthcare
American College of Healthcare Executives
Northern New England Association of Healthcare Executives
Marine Corps Aviation
Rutland Regional Medical Center
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