William A. Wertheim, Executive Vice President at Stony Brook Medicine

William A. Wertheim, Executive Vice President at Stony Brook Medicine

In this episode, William A. Wertheim, Executive Vice President at Stony Brook Medicine, joins the podcast to discuss embedding care directly into the communities they serve, including the development of a new East Hampton emergency center. He shares how structural transformation and shared governance are helping merge clinical and academic priorities, and reflects on the importance of living out core values as a leader during times of growth and change.

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