Unleashing Creativity and Passion in Public Health with Dr. Bryan O. Buckley
A conversation with Dr. Bryan O. Buckley
About this episode
In this episode, I engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Bryan O. Buckley. Currently, Dr. Buckley is the Director of Health Equity Initiatives at the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). We discuss the importance of creativity, passion, and collaboration in public health, and how to inspire and uplift others in both professional and personal realms. Tune in to learn about Dr. Buckley's unique approach to public health, the value of questioning the status quo, and the power of being angry about unresolved problems in society.
"Public health is a team sport; you cannot do it without other people. So you got to be humble to know that you contribute to this one area, but you're gonna need to create your tribe that is also thinking about this with the same energy and bringing their energy to this work so we can actually make change happen in society." - Dr. Bryan O. Buckley
Chapter Markers
- Introduction
- Dr. Bryan O. Buckley's Background and Journey into public health
- The importance of mental health and self-care in public health professionals
- How coaching and public health intertwine in Dr. Buckley's life
- The need for creativity and passion in public health initiatives
- Dr. Buckley's mantra: Be hungry, be curious, and be humble
- Connecting with Dr. Bryan O. Buckley on social media
- Outro
About Dr. Bryan O. Buckley
Dr. Bryan O. Buckley is a dedicated public health professional and life coach with a passion for empowering and uplifting others. He believes in the importance of questioning the status quo and advocating for creative solutions to the world's most pressing public health problems. Dr. Buckley is also an avid horror movie fan and enjoys cycling and spending time in nature.
Sources & Further Reading
- Bryan on Instagram
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- Bryan on TikTok
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- Bryan on Twitter
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- Bryan on LinkedIn
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- me on LinkedIn
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- me on Twitter
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