Stephanie Sudikoff, MD, MHA
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Experience
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Little Sparrows Technologies
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United States
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Medical Equipment Manufacturing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Interim Chief Medical Officer
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Oct 2023 - Present
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Yale New Haven Health
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United States
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Hospitals and Health Care
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700 & Above Employee
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Executive Director, SYN:APSE Center for Learning, Transformation, and Innovation
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Sep 2011 - Present
• Until September 2022, led continued strategic growth through collaboration with senior leadership. • Ensured fiscal integrity of program; managed $2+ million budget. • Expanded depth and breadth of offerings to support education, quality & safety, and financial health. • Identified potential opportunities for external collaboration. • Developed and mentored interdisciplinary team of employees. • Until September 2022, led continued strategic growth through collaboration with senior leadership. • Ensured fiscal integrity of program; managed $2+ million budget. • Expanded depth and breadth of offerings to support education, quality & safety, and financial health. • Identified potential opportunities for external collaboration. • Developed and mentored interdisciplinary team of employees.
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Yale University School of Medicine
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United States
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Research Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, Pediatric Critical Care
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Jul 2008 - Present
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WJM Associates, Inc.
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United States
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Professional Training and Coaching
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1 - 100 Employee
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Senior Leadership Consultant
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May 2023 - Present
Healthcare executive coach, leadership development, emotional intelligence, strategy, and team building Healthcare executive coach, leadership development, emotional intelligence, strategy, and team building
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Chief
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United States
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Think Tanks
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700 & Above Employee
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Chief Member
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Oct 2022 - Present
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Vice Chair
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2012 - 2017
The Global Network for Simulation in Healthcare is a network of worldwide organisations committed to enhancing patient safety, healthcare quality, research and education through simulation. The summit was established in 2010 by representatives from a number of different organisations with a vested interest in healthcare simulation. The group developed the following objectives in order to build a common frame work for the future of the industry: • GNSH aims to promote the… Show more The Global Network for Simulation in Healthcare is a network of worldwide organisations committed to enhancing patient safety, healthcare quality, research and education through simulation. The summit was established in 2010 by representatives from a number of different organisations with a vested interest in healthcare simulation. The group developed the following objectives in order to build a common frame work for the future of the industry: • GNSH aims to promote the appropriate use of simulation in healthcare to improve patient care and safety, clinical service, training, research and education • GNSH will act as a source of expertise and as a global resource. • GNSH uses collaborative working and shared advocacy, to support and promote the use of simulation in healthcare. Show less The Global Network for Simulation in Healthcare is a network of worldwide organisations committed to enhancing patient safety, healthcare quality, research and education through simulation. The summit was established in 2010 by representatives from a number of different organisations with a vested interest in healthcare simulation. The group developed the following objectives in order to build a common frame work for the future of the industry: • GNSH aims to promote the… Show more The Global Network for Simulation in Healthcare is a network of worldwide organisations committed to enhancing patient safety, healthcare quality, research and education through simulation. The summit was established in 2010 by representatives from a number of different organisations with a vested interest in healthcare simulation. The group developed the following objectives in order to build a common frame work for the future of the industry: • GNSH aims to promote the appropriate use of simulation in healthcare to improve patient care and safety, clinical service, training, research and education • GNSH will act as a source of expertise and as a global resource. • GNSH uses collaborative working and shared advocacy, to support and promote the use of simulation in healthcare. Show less
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International Pediatric Simulation Society
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ipssglobal.org
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President
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May 2015 - May 2016
The International Pediatric Simulation Society (IPSS) is dedicated entirely to pediatric, perinatal and associated health care providers and organizations utilizing simulation-based education to improve care and safety for children. The International Pediatric Simulation Society (IPSS) is dedicated entirely to pediatric, perinatal and associated health care providers and organizations utilizing simulation-based education to improve care and safety for children.
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Medical Director, SYN:APSE Simulation Program
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2008 - 2011
• Ground up development and implementation of innovative, interdisciplinary simulation program. Designed physical plant, outlined business plan, recruited new staff. • Built and implemented new faculty development training program. Focus on establishment of ideal learning environment. • Established feasibility of organizational cost savings via simulation. • Successfully expanded program across health system. Oversaw growth from 3000 to ~12,000 square feet of space, and two to ten… Show more • Ground up development and implementation of innovative, interdisciplinary simulation program. Designed physical plant, outlined business plan, recruited new staff. • Built and implemented new faculty development training program. Focus on establishment of ideal learning environment. • Established feasibility of organizational cost savings via simulation. • Successfully expanded program across health system. Oversaw growth from 3000 to ~12,000 square feet of space, and two to ten full time team members. Show less • Ground up development and implementation of innovative, interdisciplinary simulation program. Designed physical plant, outlined business plan, recruited new staff. • Built and implemented new faculty development training program. Focus on establishment of ideal learning environment. • Established feasibility of organizational cost savings via simulation. • Successfully expanded program across health system. Oversaw growth from 3000 to ~12,000 square feet of space, and two to ten… Show more • Ground up development and implementation of innovative, interdisciplinary simulation program. Designed physical plant, outlined business plan, recruited new staff. • Built and implemented new faculty development training program. Focus on establishment of ideal learning environment. • Established feasibility of organizational cost savings via simulation. • Successfully expanded program across health system. Oversaw growth from 3000 to ~12,000 square feet of space, and two to ten full time team members. Show less
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Education
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Yale University School of Medicine
Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, Pediatric Critical Care -
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Doctor of Medicine - MD -
University of New Haven
Master of Healthcare Administration -
Columbia University
Bachelor's degree, Biology -
Yale School of Management
Strategic Agility and Innovation Program for High Potential Leaders -
International coaching federation
ACC certified coach -
YNHHS Physician Leadership Development Program, Yale School of Management, New Haven, CT, 2010
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Teaching and Learning Certificate Program with a Concentration in Healthcare Simulation. Executive Cohort, MGH Institute for Health Professions, 2009
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Invited Scholar, Harvard-Macy Program, Educators in the Healthcare Professions, 2008
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Master Trainer, TeamSTEPPS Curriculum, 2012
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Resident in Pediatrics, Children’s Hospital at Yale-New Haven
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Post-Doctoral Fellow, Department of Pediatrics, Section of Pediatric Critical Care, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT