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Lessons in leadership from military-informed pediatric surgeons
Cortnie R Vaughn1, Mubeen A Jafri2, Lucas A McDuffie3
1Pediatric Surgery Research Fellow, Oregon Health and Science University, Department of Surgery, Portland, OR, USA.
Abstract:
Military pediatric surgeons develop a unique skill set conducive to leadership development. Military training produces leaders prepared for worst-case scenarios, with strategic flexibility towards challenges, humility and the ability to course-correct, and an unwavering ethical code. At the heart of military leadership is a core value of service above self. These lessons in leadership can be extrapolated to careers across medicine and beyond.
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