The Academic Revolution
Welcome to The Academic Revolution Podcast, hosted by Inga Hofmann, MD, a Harvard-trained Pediatric Oncologist, Physician Leadership Coach, and Founder of the Physician Scientists Coaching Program. If you are like most academic physicians, you want to know the secret to creating a highly successful academic career, without sacrificing your personal life. But the truth is that the traditional academic system is broken, leaving more and more professionals like you wanting to give up. However, I’m here to tell you that you don’t need to! So it’s time we go against the grain and say “NO” to the old “publish or perish mentality” and say “YES” to creating lasting change from within our institutions. Join me as we shift from resignation to revolution and transform academic medicine from the inside out, one physician and scientist at a time. Together we will create an Academic Revolution that makes a real impact and changes the future of academic medicine forever.
Episodes
79 episodes
78. How I Lost Almost Everything: Lessons in Redundancy
Ever lost crucial research data or samples and felt the sting of seeing your hard work vanish? Tune in to discover how creating strategic redundancies can save your projects—and your sanity—from unexpected disasters. Learn from real-lif...
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Episode 78
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14:00
77. Mastering Grant Writing: Avoiding Last Minute Hassles
Are you exhausted from the last-minute hassles, all-nighters, and sacrificing your weekends just to get that grant application in on time? If you've ever found yourself thinking, "I can't keep doing this," then this episode is tailor-mad...
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Episode 77
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20:23
76. What Gets Your Grant Funded: Boost Your Impact Beyond Science and Data
In this episode of the Academic Revolution Podcast, we’ll explore the often-overlooked factors that influence grant funding success. Drawing from her extensive experience in academic medicine, Inga highlights the importance of appealing to the ...
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75. How a Lack of Vision is Holding You Back in Your Career
Do you ever feel like you are so busy that you never get the time to really sit down and think about what you want for your career and personal life? You are just catching up with the day-to-day activities trying to keep your head above water?<...
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74. Defining Academic Success: What Does Success Mean to You?
What does success mean to you? Is it the academic title or number of grants and publications? Perhaps how high we can climb on the academic leadership ladder? Or how much money we make?Or perhaps it’s something completely different…...
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18:55
73. Do You Have What Does It Take to Become a Successful Academic Leader?
Join us for an eye-opening exploration of leadership in the academic medical field. In this compelling episode, we challenge aspiring leaders to delve deep into their motivations and the essence of true leadership. Beyond titles and positions, ...
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24:29
72. Leading Yourself to Focus on Results for Better Productivity
This episode of the Academic Revolution podcast, positioned under the theme of leadership identity, tackles the common issue of feeling overwhelmed and stuck due to juggling multiple tasks. Dr. Inga Hofmann sheds light on the transformational s...
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71. Self-Leadership and the Requirement of Self-Discipline in Academic Medicine
Many of us, academic physicians are eager to lead. But can we lead the most important person, which is ourselves?In this episode of the Academic Revolution Podcast, we discuss the importance of self-leadership and cultivating a lifestyl...
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70. How Your Emotions Can Keep You Stuck In Procrastination and Are Damaging To Your Career
Procrastination is probably the number one reason that is holding academic physicians back. The root cause of procrastination can be multiplefold. One less common reason discussed is our emotional state.In this episode of the Academic Re...
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69. How to Safe Hours Per Month by Handling Your Mail Efficiently
Are you drowning in a sea of emails and drowning in paper clutter on your desk? If that sounds like your daily struggle, you're not alone. Join me, Dr. Inga Hofmann, in this latest episode of the Academic Revolution podcast, where I share g...
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18:06
68. Boosting Email Efficiency: Streamlining Your Response Process (Part 2)
Let's face it - as academics, our inboxes can sometimes feel like a black hole sucking away precious time when we could be doing something more productive.In this episode, we're tackling the challenges of efficient email responses. From ...
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67. Effective Email Management for Busy Physicians (Part 1)
Do you ever feel you are drowning in your emails? Perhaps you have hundreds or thousands of unread emails and never seem to get on top of it?In this episode of the Academic Revolution Podcast we discuss the importance of effective email...
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66. Navigating Conference Season (Part 3): Tips for Parents - Balancing Work and Family
Shall I bring my children, or leave them at home? How to manage conferences when you have young children and are at a critical point in your career?We continue our three-part discussion on preparing for medical conferences. In this epis...
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65. Maximizing Your Conference Experience (Part 2)
Ready to level up your conference experience? Join me, Inga Hofmann, MD, as I unveil actionable tips and strategies on how to take full advantage of your time at conferences. I'll guide you through the art of setting intentions, staying focused...
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Episode 65
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21:09
64. Maximizing Your Academic Conferences: Strategies for Planning, Networking, and Balancing Work-Life
Want to transform your academic conference experiences? You're at the right place! I'm Inga Hoffman, a Harvard-trained pediatric hematologist, oncologist, and passionate leadership coach, here to invigorate your conference approach with foolpro...
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Episode 64
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29:58
63. Is Procrastination Hurting Your Career and How to Overcome It
Overcoming Procrastination: Insight and Solutions for Academic PhysiciansIn this episode of the Academic Revolution podcast, we’ll examine the issue of procrastination, prevalent in the academic medical profession. This episo...
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Episode 63
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37:10
62. Breaking Through Decision Paralysis: Navigating Career Choices in Academic Medicine
Physicians, have you ever felt stuck in decision paralysis, particularly when navigating job opportunities or career choices? Join me on the Academic Revolution Podcast as we explore breaking through decision paralysis in academic medical caree...
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Episode 62
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32:48
61. The Power of Letting Go: How to Focus on What You Can Control
In this captivating episode, we delve deep into the fundamental truth that trying to control the uncontrollable can be detrimental to both your professional career and personal happiness. Join us as we explore the common pitfalls many of us enc...
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Episode 61
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16:31
60. How You Can Use a Simple Mind Trick To Overcome Procrastination
Ever been stuck with a task you know you need to do but can't get started? Perhaps you finally carved out some time to get that grant or manuscript written but you feel stuck and staring at the blinking cursor. Well, I stumbled upon a nifty...
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Episode 60
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16:14
59. Unlock Your Academic Success: Conquer Time Wasters and Reclaim Your Productivity
Do you ever feel like your days slip away and you're left wondering what you've actually achieved? As a busy physician, it's all too easy to get caught up in time-wasting activities that hinder your academic career. But fear not! In this captiv...
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Episode 59
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15:57
58. What Makes a Great Academic Physician Leader
In this enlightening episode, we delve deep into the essential traits that define a remarkable academic physician leader. Join us as we uncover the three pivotal qualities that not only distinguish outstanding leaders but also inspire others to...
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Episode 58
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14:01
57. Your Level of Coachability Directly Impacts Your Level Of Academic and Personal Success
In this episode, we delve into the transformative ideas of coachability and teachability, rooted in a fundamental principle: "Successful individuals continually recognize the depth of thei...
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Episode 57
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17:56
56. Keeping The Main Thing The Main Thing: How To Achieve Academic Productivity and Personal Success
The main reason why academic physicians struggle is that there are a ton of things to do and it is a challenge to prioritize them all. In today's episode, you’ll receive a 3 Step framework to help y...
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26:27
55. Mastering Focus: Practical Solutions for Physical Distractions
In today's episode, we're continuing our conversation on productivity and focus. We'll explore practical strategies to help you manage interruptions and distractions, set appropriate boundaries, and avoid some distractions altogether....
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Episode 55
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30:52