Free Seminar: Dissecting Lincoln’s Resume
Abraham Lincoln was born in 1809. He died in 1865. But he is still relevant in 2022. We were sitting around the office recently and thought, what would happen if…
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Buildings and The Because List
Are you soon opening a new hospital? Is your organization in the design process? Then this episode of High Reliability is for you as we welcome Stephen Terrano. Stephen…
Want to be an interim facility management leader?
Recently, or really to be more accurate, over the past year or so, we have received an uptick in inquiries from healthcare facility management professionals who are considering leaving the…
Becoming a System Director of Life Safety
If you want to explore healthcare careers in the Environment of Care or Life Safety, you have come to the right place! In this episode of High Reliability, we re-introduce…
Learn more about the Career Hub
With the rollout of Gosselin/Martin Associates Career Hub program, we posted this brief video to explain services on our YouTube channel. The Career Hub is the most comprehensive healthcare facilities…
Why we change, part II: The market, and 5 questions for organizations
There is a talent drain in healthcare facilities management.
A conversation with Jonathan Hart, NFPA Technical Lead
Wondering about the process behind Codes and Standards development at the NFPA and how you might be able to get involved? Wonder no longer. In the second episode of High…
A career lesson from the High Reliability podcast
In the first episode of High Reliability Season 3, we were pleased to welcome Brittany Remec. Brittany is a Construction Project Lead at Advocate Aurora Health. The Advocate Aurora System…
A Core Values Evolution
Have you ever been in a building, say a hospital, manufacturing plant, or chain store, and seen that company’s core values prominently displayed in a visible location? I have. I…
Covid CSI: Real-world hospital case studies
For those of us of a certain age, before the various CSI’s and House’s of the television world appeared, there was Quincy, M.E. The first, the oldest, and in my…