Don't miss the final episode of Season 2, where Sarah and Tyler delve into a conversation with Amanda Bowie, Bayhealth's Interim VP of Marketing, Communications and Community Outreach. During their discussion, Amanda shares valuable insights on how she manages the delicate balance between work, self-care, and being a mother to her four children. She gives us an exclusive glimpse into the significant role of connecting our community to the healthcare they need while emphasizing its immense impact on the overall well-being of our community. Join us for this riveting finale!

"Connection is why we are here. It brings purpose and meaning to our lives." - Brene Brown

Scrub In with Sarah and Tyler as we discuss House Bill 350 with Brian Frazee, President and CEO of the Delaware Healthcare Association. We get to hear the why behind what he does everyday and we also discussed current events regarding HB 350. Don't miss this important episode.

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Our stories connect us and today Bayhealth Chief Nurse, Rosi Wurster talks about her story and her passion behind becoming the 2024 Chair of the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women in Delaware. Listen to how you can help educate, inspire, and make a difference for the women in your life today.

"When women take care of their health, they become their own best friend." -Maya Angelou

When Josh was faced with a potentially difficult lifelong crossroads, his connection to his physical therapist inspired his journey. Listen to Josh's story and be encouraged to advocate for others in your community and around the world through your passion and purpose. Joshua W. Smith, PT, DPT, MDT, Department Manager of Rehab Services at Bayhealth, APTA Delaware Chief Delegate and Federal Affairs Liaison offers a compelling 'why' in this latest episode applicable to anyone who desires to make a difference in every sphere of their life and the life of others.

Choosing to go to medical school coupled with the years of education requires a strong passion for what one is called to. Listen to Bayhealth Graduate Medical Education resident physicians Lindsay Grasso and Kendall Barton as they share their inspiring stories of why they chose this profession. The health of our community and their passion for other's well being keeps them both committed, focused, and ready. Listen in now and share this episode with an aspiring student interested in healthcare.

When life does not go as planned, it is easy to give up on our dreams. Trina Turner, DNP, RN-BC, LNC, ONN-CG, CNEn, CTTS faced those odds and kept going. She shares her story of hope with us. Don't miss this episode and be sure to share with a friend who may need encouraged today.

Scrub in with Sarah and Tyler as they dig into 'why' behind Food Bank of Delaware CEO, Cathy Kanefsky gets out of bed each day. Her story is inspiring, brings hope, and offers insight into the depths of why keeping hope is foundational to keep going. Our stories of hope just may help someone who is having a difficult season. Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness. – Desmund Tutu

"To be an activist is to speak. To be an advocate is to listen. Society can't move forward without both." - Eva Marie Lewis

Delaware Lt. Governor Dr. Bethany Hall-Long shares the story of where she began and how she is using her experiences as a Delawarean, faculty member, and nurse in her current position as Lieutenant Governor to benefit the community. Listen in and be empowered and inspired.

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