- I believe in the triune God and the God-breathed Word, which guides my life and work. My beliefs may be
divergent from others’, which should not change the way I provide care. Yet, my work and actions should be
different in many ways, reflecting foundational Christian principles that undergird my life.
- I believe as a leader, I am the ultimate example for my team. I must role model the way.
- I believe that in healthcare, everything comes down to and revolves around people. Every. Thing. I must
remember that with each decision.
- I believe frontline team members are the largest source of solutions to current problems.
- I believe professionals are adults and should be treated as such.
- I believe in radical transparency. When team members know the vision, objectives, barriers, and all the data, they
can ask meaningful questions, strengthen accountability, generate worthy ideas, and effect change.
- I believe that while difficult to develop and maintain, diversity is vital to the health of a team, an organization, and
the final service or product.
- I believe failure is not final; we should recognize it and learn from it rather than fear and avoid it. Failure is a natural
part of innovation. If we’re not failing, we’re not innovating.
- I believe the majority of people want control over their work, clear expectations, and room to autonomously shake
the world.
- I believe I must give the same opportunities and lessons to those around me that others have graciously and
generously given me.
- I believe excellence is a habit, not a single act, and it can be taught and learned.
- I believe saying thank you never gets old, and we can never say it enough. Gratitude changes our hearts, minds,
and the environment.
- I believe curiosity and inquiry are welcome aspects to any organization.
- I believe the work environment should be so amazing that people are banging down the doors and waiting on
lists for the opportunity to join the team.
- I believe continuous learning is a requirement, not an option.
- I believe collaboration is worth the effort.
