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At the Intersection of Business and Clinical: The Crucial Role of the Clinician Entrepreneur

Reena Pande, MD

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Erin Parks, PhD

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Mona Potter, MD

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Nicoletta Tessler, PsyD, MBA

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Rachel McCrickard, LMFT

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Jessica Gaulton, MD

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Description:

The last decade has witnessed an explosion of investment in early stage companies focused on innovation in mental health. But building technology-enabled and  digital solutions for mental health requires a unique blend of business and  clinical disciplines. Successfully bridging the chasm between clinicians and  business leaders holds the promise of producing better clinical outcomes and  improved business outcomes. The better we are at interdisciplinary  collaboration, the more successful we will be in achieving innovation in  mental health. However, collaboration does not always come naturally and in  this session, we aim to highlight the opportunities and also the challenges  of integrating business and clinical disciplines in the name of better and  faster clinical innovation in mental health. This session aims to: 1.  Highlight the critical role of the clinician entrepreneur 2. Showcase  examples of successful clinician leaders in mental health tech companies 3.  Describe the real challenges of being a clinical leader in an entrepreneurial  environment and present strategies for successful integration and  collaboration between clinician executives and their non-clinician peers.

CE
Credits

in-person & online

Earn up to 13 continuing education (CE) hours

In partnership with PESI, our event offered CE credits for mental health professionals who attend. For those unable to make the trip to Arizona, the CE credits were attainable virtually via PESI's streaming platform during the live event.

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