About Me.
I walked into my boss’s office and asked
“Do you see me as a leader?”
He just said “No”.
I was dejected. I was hurt. I was angry.
But I decided that he didn’t get to define my potential. I do.
How did I change that perspective?
I took the time to understand myself….
What are my values?
What are my goals?
What obstacles are in my way?
What are my next steps?
Coaching helped me. Helped me find myself. Helped me find my voice.
Now I don’t ask if people see me as a leader.
Sharon L. Stein, MD FACS FASCRS
Clinical
A Harvard trained colon and rectal surgeon with over 10,000 cases under her belt. Laparoscopic, robotic, open - all of the cases. Textbook author. The kind of surgeon people went to when other surgeons couldn't figure out what to do next. Always an advocate for her patients.
Academic
Professor of surgery with over 150 articles in peer reviewed journals. Moderator, course director and faculty for more than 150 programs internationally. Program director for surgical fellowship. Board examiner.
Reputation
Former president of Association of Women Surgeons, Committee chair for American College of Surgeons, Executive Council for American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons
With 100's of hours of coaching under her belt, Sharon will provide you with insight, perspective and skills that you need to be more effective as a surgeon and communicator. Sharon trained as a coach at Weatherhead School of Business, Case Western Reserve and completed diversity and leadership training at Kellogg School of business/ Northwestern University. She is internationally known as a coach, speaker, and host of the Intentional Surgeon Podcast.