Dr. Tami France (PhD in Leadership and Change, GSLC) is serving the Mayo Clinic in a leadership capacity inside Workforce Learning and as Assistant Professor – Medical Education in the Mayo College of Medicine and Science. She is also involved in the organization’s international strategy, leveraging her expertise in leadership development and executive coaching. Specifically her work with cross-cultural professional success, the role of physician-administrator partnerships, and psychological safety in healthcare have been instrumental to Mayo’s partnership in Abu Dhabi. Dr. France has recently coauthored “Cultivating Psychological Safety: Activating Humanness in Healthcare” in MGMA Connection, “Cross-Cultural Professional Experiences: Finding Success through Agility, Resilience, and Essential Relationships” with GSLC Faculty Drs. Lize Booysen and Carol Baron in Cross Cultural & Strategic Management, and “The Impact of Physician-Administrator Partnership to Future Health Care” in the Journal of the American College of Radiology.
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