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Scientist, Mom, Leader with Dr. Sue Slaugenhaupt
Scientist, Mom, Leader with Dr. Sue Slaugenhaupt
Scientist, Mom, Leader with Dr. Sue Slaugenhaupt
Wednesday 3rd October 2018
Dr. Sue Slaugenhaupt talks about balancing her scientific career with family life and the importance of empathy in leadership on 'Charged'.
39 minutes
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It is to help patients and to change healthcare in the future.
Imagine juggling a groundbreaking scientific career while raising a family—sounds like a Herculean task, right? Dr. Sue Slaugenhaupt has been doing just that, and in this episode of 'Charged: Stories from the Women Leading Health Care', she opens up about her journey. As the inaugural scientific director of Mass General's Research Institute, Dr. Slaugenhaupt has dedicated her career to understanding rare diseases like familial dysautonomia (FD) and mucolipidosis type IV (ML4).
But her story isn't just about science; it's also about heart. Dr. Slaugenhaupt dives into the delicate balancing act of managing a demanding career while nurturing a family. She shares her thoughts on why empathy is crucial in leadership and how it can transform work culture. Ever wondered how collaboration in research can lead to breakthroughs? Dr. Slaugenhaupt offers a peek into the collaborative efforts at Mass General that are pushing the boundaries of patient care.
Whether you're in the field of healthcare, balancing your own career and family, or simply interested in inspiring stories of resilience and leadership, this episode has something for you. Dr. Slaugenhaupt's candid reflections make for an engaging listen that’s both informative and heartfelt. Tune in to hear how one woman is changing the culture of scientific research for the better, all while making significant strides in understanding rare diseases.