Join us for our March Manager Forums as Dr. Meghan Imrie, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, leads a powerful conversation on what may be the most overlooked lever of leadership: behavior. 

In high-stakes environments like orthopedic surgery training, technical excellence is expected. But what truly determines trust, professionalism and team culture are the non-technical skills: the behaviors leaders model and reinforce. 

Dr. Imrie will challenge us to examine: 

• What specific behaviors earn and maintain the public’s trust 
• Whether professionalism can truly be taught, or simply selected for 

The central question: Can (and should) we own the B?

Whether you lead in a clinic, lab, classroom, or campus office, this session will push you to reflect on how behavior ultimately defines your team’s culture.If you care about accountability, credibility, and the standards you want your team to live by, this conversation is for you.

Join us for what promises to be a candid and thought-provoking session.