Evolving in Healthcare

Evolving in Healthcare is a show about how change happens, and the people who make it. Dr Ruth Vo talks with health professionals who are reshaping their careers, their work, or the systems around them, and gets underneath the decisions and strategies involved. Honest, human, and longer than a highlight reel. Her guests come from across the field and around the world, from clinical practice and research to education, health tech, quality and safety, strategy and management. Different workstreams, one shared instinct, that something could be better and it's worth trying to move it. Ruth deconstructs how they did it and carries the lessons across the silos that usually keep them apart. The conversations don't skirt the hard parts, the constraints, the doubt, the status quo nobody questions, or the things underneath a career: purpose, values, identity, and what success actually looks like. A dietitian with twenty years in healthcare and a PhD in decision-making, Ruth isn't here to tell you what to do, but to examine how real people decide, change, and evolve. Because making a difference, and a living, can take a hundred different shapes, none of them lesser. If you can feel that something could be better but can't yet see how, these conversations show you what's possible, and that you're not the only one asking.

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  Episode #24

  How an Introverted Exercise Physiologist Came to Lead Regulation for Her Profession with Carly Ryan

  Sep 21, 20261h 6mS1

  Carly Ryan spent seven years as a clinical exercise physiologist before a job assessing accreditation applications took her somewhere she never pictured. That was thirteen years, five roles and an executive seat ago, and she now leads the regulatory function at Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA). She says she fell into every one of those roles. If you're an allied health professional around the seven-year mark, wondering where your clinical skills fit beyond treatment, Carly's move from EP into healthcare leadership shows what a career transition into regulation and professional standards actually involves. That includes the move to a desk job, the trade-offs of stepping back from hands-on work, and the introvert's dread of networking. Great for folks interested in professional association work, professional standards, strategy and quality and safety workstreams. We Explore How Carly went from assessing accreditation applications to leading ESSA's regulatory function How Carly gets career advice as a self-confessed introvert who dreads the cold open How to see the transferable skills in your clinical work, using the lens Carly applies to professional standards How Carly uses the goal-setting skills from clinical practice to get buy-in for system-level change The trade-off Carly made moving from doing the work to leading it Timestamps 01:54 Why Carly Chose a Career in Exercise Physiology 03:11 Building Confidence and Value in the EP Profession 14:24 Career Pivots: Moving Beyond Clinical Practice 18:58 Mentors, Networking and Creating Career Opportunities 24:51 From Clinical EP to Regulation and Professional Standards 28:45 Transferable Skills for Health Professionals 32:22 Transitioning from Clinical Work to Leadership 39:36 Leadership, Stakeholder Engagement and Listening 49:40 The Future of Exercise Physiology Career Pathways 54:47 Values, Burnout and Knowing When to Move On 59:00 Ethical Practice, Client Feedback and Better Healthcare 65:00 Career Mapping Support for Health Professionals About Carly Ryan Carly Ryan is an exercise physiologist and executive at ESSA, leading professional standards, university program accreditation, and ethics and disciplinary work. She is also a board director of the National Alliance of Self Regulating Health Professions (NASRHP). Seven years of clinical work in lifestyle programs, education and group exercise give her a practitioner's view of what regulation looks like on the ground. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carly-ryan-a4482192/ ESSA: https://www.essa.org.au NASRHP: https://nasrhp.org.au Career Cliniq Resources Carly's roles only made sense once she was in them. StreamAhead maps where your interests and experience sit across the wider spectrum of healthcare work, so you can see your options before you fall into them. https://careercliniq.com/streamahead Join the Conversation What's a role you only understood once you were in it? Connect with Ruth on LinkedIn or Instagram .

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  Episode #23

  From Hospital OT Clinical Educator to Online Edupreneur with Clare Batkin

  Aug 19, 202655 minS1

  Ten years of clinical seniority, and Clare Batkin still chose to start again on a junior wage in a sector she knew very little about. Clare Batkin is an occupational therapist and founder of Your OT Tutor. She and Ruth explore the decisions that have taken Clare from the ideal part-time job share Clinical Educator role in a hospital to what can be seen as starting all over again. We get underneath the drivers for running your own business and what helps you avoid the traps of comparing whether you are doing enough. This one's for any health professional who has a strong interest in the education workstream but needs to hear the less traditional ways you can apply your skills to help clients and patient's get the best service. Press play if you're weighing up a move that looks illogical on paper. We Explore Why do some OTs thrive on hospital structure while others feel boxed in by it? What made trading a decade of seniority for a new grad wage feel like the safe option, not the risky one? At what point does unpaid, after-hours work stop being generosity and start being a business plan? How do you know your business is "enough" when you're the only one deciding what that means? Why team up with the OT teaching the exact same course as you? Timestamps 00:42 Introduction to Clare Batkin's career journey 02:42 Finding your path in OT 06:43 Choosing the right early-career role 13:11 Career experimentation and self-awareness 17:02 From hospital clinician to educator 20:08 A move that changed the career path 26:48 Starting a solo education business 31:14 Finding a niche in OT education 37:37 Building a healthcare education business on your own terms 44:40 Helping OTs build lasting careers About Clare Batkin Clare Batkin is an occupational therapist and the founder of Your OT Tutor, an education business supporting OTs working across Australia's hospital, private practice and NDIS sectors. After close to two decades spanning hospital rotations, senior clinical roles and university teaching, she now runs webinars, memberships and clinical education resources focused on the transferable OT skills that hold up across any setting, alongside a growing podcast library. Connect with Clare on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clare-batkin/ Join Clare’s free Learning Library: https://yott.au/learninglibrary Become a Your OT Tutor Connector or Alliance member: https://yott.au/membership Listen to the “How to be a better OT” podcast: https://yott.au/podcast or on your favourite podcast platform Career Cliniq Resources If this episode has you questioning whether your current role still fits, the StreamAhead Assessment is a good place to start figuring out what would actually suit you better. Learn more about StreamAhead HERE LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drruthvo Instagram: instagram.com/drruthvo

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  Episode #22

  Self-Leadership for Health Professionals Who Want More Influence with Ruth Andermatt

  Jun 9, 20261h 1mS1

  <p>Plenty of capable people learn to lead by copying whoever's already in charge. It works for a while, right up until it leaves you running on someone else's fuel and still not quite yourself.</p><p></p><p>Ruth Andermatt is a Canadian self-leadership coach who has spent more than two decades working with executives and emerging leaders, most of them introverts. She was often the only woman in the room, and she has thought hard about what it costs to keep conforming to a style that was never going to fit.</p><p>If you're in a non-titled...

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  Episode #22

  Self-Leadership for Health Professionals Who Want More Influence with Ruth Andermatt

  Jun 9, 20261h 1mS1

  Plenty of capable people learn to lead by copying whoever's already in charge. It works for a while, right up until it leaves you running on someone else's fuel and still not quite yourself. Ruth Andermatt is a Canadian self-leadership coach who has spent more than two decades working with executives and emerging leaders, most of them introverts. She was often the only woman in the room, and she has thought hard about what it costs to keep conforming to a style that was never going to fit. If you're in a non-titled role wishing you had more influence, or eyeing a step into management because it looks like the only way to have impact, this conversation is for you. Ruth draws a clean line between managing people and leading them, and she begins where most leadership advice skips ahead: how you lead yourself. Expect plenty on holding your ground without conforming, guiding the people above you, and what to do when the version of success you've been chasing quietly stops fitting. We Explore Why conforming to get into leadership tends to run out of road The difference between managing people and actually leading them Leading the people above you, not only the ones who report to you What self-leadership asks of you long before any title arrives The cost of staying in survival mode and calling it dedication Timestamps 01:15 Being the only woman in the room and the pull to conform 05:45 Masculine and feminine leadership, and why most workplaces pick one 08:48 The exhaustion of dancing to someone else's tune just to get hired 13:40 Why a title doesn't make you a leader, and what self-leadership actually means 16:44 Hitting a plateau and shifting your perspective instead of walking away 29:05 The blind spot that holds capable people back, women especially 33:08 Leading the people above you, not just the ones who report to you 41:25 Survival worn as a badge of honour, and the price every choice carries 45:09 Untangling your identity from how you got here and redefining success 55:48 Outgrowing your manager and repositioning without burning the bridge About Ruth Andermatt Ruth Andermatt is a self-leadership coach and consultant and the founder of Andermatt Consulting Experience (A.C.E. Inc) in Canada. A former national-level paddler and UBC graduate, she has coached executives, business owners and emerging leaders for more than twenty years, with a particular focus on women and introverts who lead quietly but effectively. Her view, useful for anyone in a hierarchical field like healthcare, is that leading yourself is the foundation everything else is built on, title or no title. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachruth/ Website: https://andermattconsulting.com Career Cliniq Resources If this conversation has you wondering where your influence and interests actually sit, the StreamAhead Assessment maps your experience across the full spectrum of healthcare work, not just the path you trained for: https://careercliniq.com/streamahead Connect with Ruth on LinkedIn or Instagram

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  Episode #21

  From Project Officer Dietitian to a Portfolio Career in Strategy with Bree Murray

  May 28, 20261h 14mS1

  <p>Bree Murray has never seen a patient. She'll still put "dietitian" on every form she fills in.</p><p></p><p>She's spent 15 years in professional associations, food industry, health profession regulation, and a job-shared CEO role and has never once questioned whether that makes her a real dietitian. This conversation is for anyone who has.</p><h3>We Explore</h3>Building a dietitian career entirely outside clinical practiceWhat personal life seasons reveal about what you actually valueHow a project officer becomes a job-sharing CEO The real cost of a portfolio career when you've come from a for-purpose backgroundThe...

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