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What’s the difference between a “Business Speaker” and a “Health Care Speaker?” The answer is subtle: quite a bit and not much.
Let me explain.
The biggest difference is knowing that the audiences have different goals in mind.
Health Care Speaker
My corporate clients are primarily interested in financial results, whereas my health care organizations are interested in financial results….AND SO MUCH MORE.
They are interested in improving their patient satisfaction scores, their safety scores, their cleanliness scores… ALL of their scores. They are often interested in growing. They are often interested in change management. But in the end, for these clients, It’s about the Patient.
If the patient has a safe, helpful, positive and generally epic experience, then the rest follows. (Scores, satisfaction, revenue.)
My goal with these clients varies, but generally it goes like this: My job is to help their people with buy in, with passion, and with purpose.
Buy In: We need to make everybody on the team — regardless of their job title — buy into the fact that THEY are a vital part of the overall health care team. It’s not “us” and “them.” It’s “us.” Period.
Passion: We need to make people feel as excited and passionate about their jobs as they were the day they started their jobs. If people have passion for their work we don’t have to tell them to be awesome at work; the passion assures that they make themselves awesome.
Purpose: Your people have a crucial mission and job. They are taking sick people and making them better, and taking health people and keeping them healthy. It’s huge. It’s amazing. It’s awesome. But it’s easy to forget how important you are and how important your job is when you do it every single day. So my job is to make sure your people are reminded that they serve a higher good…which is super cool. And guess what? Knowing and embracing your purpose helps you with passion and buy in too! Boom. Easy.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Brad Montgomery is one of the nation’s top health care speaker. As such he’s spoken to health care organizations from health care software companies, health care staffing companies, hospitals, hospice and nursing home companies, and medical device companies and associations.
If you’re looking for a motivational speaker who UNDERSTANDS how to reach your audience of healthcare professionals, you’ve come to the right place.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
I recently worked as a healthcare motivational speaker for 250 nurses in a Colorado hospital. These nurses are doing a lot of amazing things dealing with change… And 
their leaders they asked me to come in to encourage them and help put all of the incredible changes our healthcare system in general, and their hospital in particular are going through into perspective. And to give their nurses some concrete suggestions and tactics to be both better leaders and to better manage change.
We had a great time. There was a ton of laughter in that room. But what I think is more important is that all of us left that event with new ideas we will incorporate into our jobs.These are some amazing people that make a difference every single day. With their permission I am sharing a little bit of their email.
It was most definitely epic! I loved every minute of it! I will be passing your info along to a couple other organizations in the Northern Colorado area. The questions were great and it was wonderful for you to have so much “insider” information into our organization. I bet even Chief Nancy was surprised by how much you knew! It was perfect! Our next team meeting is the 3rd week of May….I’ll email you back then with the group’s feedback.
Diana and Ruth are correct. I was shocked that Diana actually said anything. She is usually pretty quiet and reserved in large groups, but she must have really felt that the feedback about Ruth was important to share. It is those “little” moments in our days that can mean so much to patients and co-workers, and we seldom are aware of that.
Thanks again for your message! I will be sending out occasional e-mails reminding the team of some of your content…especially the manifesto. Loved it!!!!
Enjoy your weekend with your family!
R.B., RN, BSN, OCN, CN III
Longmont United Hospital
Aw Shucks! If you are looking for a healthcare speaker; a motivational speaker who can fire up your troops, incorporate your message, and in the end, help your people to deliver better patient satisfaction, I hope you’ll give us a call.
Brad Montgomery
Health Care Speaker, Motivational Speaker, Funny Dude, Fan of Nurses Everywhere
