Show Notes
Leadership in the Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit requires more than clinical expertise—it demands the ability to inspire teams, navigate complexity, and foster a culture of collaboration and continuous learning. In this episode, we explore what makes an effective leader in the cardiac ICU and discuss practical strategies for developing the next generation of leaders through mentorship, medical education, and intentional professional development. Join us as we examine how investing in leadership at every level strengthens healthcare teams, enhances patient care, and prepares future clinicians to lead in an ever-evolving medical landscape.
Hosts: Robin Klein, MD (Children's Hospital Colorado), Deanna Tzanetos, MD (Norton Children's) Guests: Alice Ramirez,MD (Sutter Health) & Niurka Rivero, MD (Children's Hospital Los Angeles) Executive Producer: Chris Knoll, MD (Phoenix Children's)
Sponsor: Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Heart Institute
More from PCICS Podcast
Join hosts David Werho, Jill Zender, and Deanna Tzanetos and guests Andrea Torzone, David Cooper, Anjuli Sinha, Maryam Naim, and Ashish Ankola as they discuss the upcoming 2026 PCICS Annual Meeting in New Orleans, co-located with NeoHeart. We speak about many of the plenary sessions, workshops/breakouts, and things to do in New Orleans!
This episode is a special PCICS/Chat with Nurse Nat Podcast Collaboration. In this episode we break down single ventricle physiology through a practical bedside nursing lens—moving beyond the anatomy to understand where the blood is going, how well the single ventricle is functioning, and what your patient needs from you.
It's time to vote for the PCICS Board! Listen to all 12 candidates in this 3 part series where candidates speak about: 1. Their history and volunteer work with and for PCICS 2. What they believe is the biggest challenge in our field and how PCICS should address it.
It's time to vote for the PCICS Board! Listen to all 12 candidates in this 3 part series where candidates speak about: 1. Their history and volunteer work with and for PCICS 2. What they believe is the biggest challenge in our field and how PCICS should address it.
It's time to vote for the PCICS Board! Listen to all 12 candidates in this 3 part series where candidates speak about: 1. Their history and volunteer work with and for PCICS 2. What they believe is the biggest challenge in our field and how PCICS should address it.