St. Louis, MO –MEDI leadership (MEDI), has announced that William Barnes Ph.D. MBA has been named an executive coach. He will provide physician coaching through medileadership groups and leaders. Dr. Barnes will help healthcare organizations meet patient care needs and thrive within a changing environment. He can also offer excellent physician coaching.
For more than twenty years, Dr. Barnes has worked as a psychologist. He was a leader in various capacities at Children’s National Health Systems and the National Association of County and City Health Officials. His influence and reputation earned him large-scale global consulting roles at UNAIDS, UNICEF, and the World Health Organization. His experience in coaching spans many industries, including healthcare and banking. He is also a qualified coach in healthcare.
Barnes stated that he has been passionate about healthcare and public health for most of his professional career. “I am excited to join MEDI Leadership, and help healthcare leaders navigate through the uncharted waters of healthcare delivery.
Lee Angus is the President and CEO at MEDI Leadership. He said, “We have been closely monitoring Wiliam’s influence and relationship among healthcare leaders over a long period of time and had the pleasure to work together on various assignments. We are thrilled to welcome him to our coaching team. We know that his leadership skills and clinical experience will prove invaluable for our clients.
Dr. Barnes received his BS degree in Business Administration at Virginia Commonwealth University and his MA degree in Business Administration, Doctorate of Clinical Psychology at DePaul University. He also earned his MBA from George Washington University. He is also a George Mason Leadership Coaching to Organizational Performance Graduate. He lives in Washington DC, with his wife and two children.
About the MEDI Leadership
St. Louis, MO –MEDILeadership has appointed William Barnes, Ph.D. MBA, as an executive coach. Barnes will coach in the area of health care using media leaders and teams. Barnes will help healthcare organizations meet the needs of patients. He will also offer guidance through Medi-Leadership to help them thrive in a changing environment.
For more than twenty years, Dr. Barnes has worked as a psychologist. He was a leader in various capacities at Children’s National Health Systems and the National Association of County and City Health Officials. His influence and reputation earned him large-scale global consulting roles at UNAIDS, UNICEF, and the World Health Organization. His experience in coaching healthcare professionals covers many industries, including banking and health care. His expert advice is invaluable for healthcare coaching.
Barnes stated that he has been passionate about healthcare and public health for most of his professional career. “I am excited to join MEDI Leadership, and help healthcare leaders navigate through the uncharted waters of healthcare delivery.
Lee Angus is the President and CEO at MEDI Leadership. He said, “We have been closely monitoring Wiliam’s influence and relationship among healthcare leaders over a long period of time and had the pleasure to work together on various assignments. We are thrilled to welcome him to our coaching team. We know that his leadership skills and clinical experience will prove invaluable for our clients.
Dr. Barnes received his BS degree in Business Administration at Virginia Commonwealth University and his MA in Business Administration (Doctorate in Clinical Psychology) at DePaul University. He also earned his MBA from George Washington University. He is also a George Mason Leadership Coaching to Organizational Performance Graduate. He resides in Washington DC with his spouse and two children, while he studies healthcare coaching.
About the MEDI Leadership
MEDI Leadership was founded in 2000 and is the largest executive coaching company in the country. We provide executive coaching, group transformational, and cohort-based coaches. MedI Leadership is a Navvis service that offers exceptional healthcare coaching.
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