Student Spotlight: Varshi Broumand

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For this week’s Student Spotlight we’re interview Dr.Varshi Broumand, a member of the Executive Class of  2020 and a Nephrologist here in San Antonio!

How did you hear of the TU HCAD Executive Program? 
I heard of the program from the CMO at Christus Health and colleagues.

What has been your favorite part of the program so far? 
I’ve really enjoyed learning about the history of healthcare and health policy in our country and operations management.

How do you see the graduate degree benefiting your career advancement? 
It would allow me to use the knowledge I gain to become an effective associate CMO for my hospital and help with operations at my medical practice.  I view myself as a 2nd year medical student now with regards to the HCAD program.  The sky is the limit, and we will see where my interests take me as I go through this journey. Just like medical school, I did not know where I was going the first day of school; where I thought I may go, ended up being different than where I am.


What does “being a leader in healthcare” mean to you?
A leader in healthcare is an individual who understands the environment, and sees changes coming down the road, and improvises in advance based on the changing environment in healthcare as opposed to only reacting to changes that have taken place.  Also, a true leader will then be able to mobilize colleagues and people in the healthcare work to work towards a common goal for betterment of the healthcare delivery system. 



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