Ronald Spaeth Leadership Analysis

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Ronald G. Spaeth has earned his bachelors of arts degree and a master’s degree in business administration. Spaeth has taken upon several roles in the healthcare field such as a faculty member, president, and chief executive in different types of institutions. Such as hospitals and programs for universities. With this experience it gives him the opportunity to see the healthcare industry from different aspects. He is honored for contributions and leadership in healthcare with the American College of Healthcare Executive’s 2005 Gold Medal Award.
Spaeth had many different strategies for keeping the healthcare business successful. The first philosophy was leadership styles. My leadership style is to find the best and brightest professionals, work …show more content…

This would be effective because it can prepare graduates for what they would expect as far as job duties or daily challenges. This also, gives employers more reassurance that new hires are being fully trained so that they can work up to the best of their ability. Building a work relationship between employees can bring more value to the healthcare industry. As a leader and manager you should always acknowledge all of your employees, but most importantly the physicians. No hospital administrator can achieve much without the help and support of his or her physician providers (Spaeth, para 21). Physicians are the heartbeat of the hospital because they are the people that keep the hospital up and running, by treating patients for several different illness and …show more content…

One of the main issues would be restructuring the healthcare system completely. There are remaining balances from services that need to be paid, but no one has paid them. The workforce is declining with the lack of nurses and technicians. There are workers that are available and willing to work, but are not flexible enough to work weekends or night shifts. These are the shifts where the spots are still vacant. Hospitals who are short of staff should make it mandatory that all workers be able to work at least one weekend throughout the month or have rotating shifts. Some hospitals have people working as needed or PRN because it’s convenient for cost. PRNs could lower employment cost and makes it easier for the hospital to fill in vacant spaces because PRNs tend to have a more flexible

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