Jarret Patton | SpeakerHub

Personal Details

Bio

A physician executive with a wide array leadership experiences from leading a practice through a rapid period of growth to leading a medical staff during a hospital acquisition in a highly matrixed organization.

Dr. Jarret has extensive knowledge in areas of health equity, bias, cultural diversity and inclusion.

He has served as a consultant to practices and organizations alike. Dr. Jarret also has advised organizations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Hospital Association and the United Way.

Available for education, public speaking or consultation. Feel free to contact through DoctorJarret.com

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Current position (1)

CEO

DoctorJarret, PLLC.

Achievements (2)

Outstanding Speaker

The Outstanding Speaker award was presented to me at the Celebrity Entrepreneurs Summit at CNN Center in Atlanta, Georgia.

Author of the Year

2019 Author of the Year in the Memoir category at the 2019 Indie Authors Legacy Awards in Baltimore, MD.

Degrees (2)

MD (Medical Doctor)

Case Western Reserve University

1995 to 1999

BS, Chemistry

Xavier University of Louisiana

1991 to 1995

Presentations

Presentations (6)

Licensed To Live: Strategies to Build Resilience in Your Every Day Life

Resilience can be learned; it is not inherent. Use 4 strategies to build resilience so that you are able to face adversity, recover, and bounce back better than ever.

It ain't where you from it's where you're at.

Social determinants of health contribute to healthcare disparities. Importantly, where you live has even more to do with your health outcomes. This lecture takes a dive into the intersection of geohealthcare and population health to focus on root causes of health disparities and what one can do to close the gap.

If bias affects all of us, are you surprised that the healthcare system is biased?

Bias affects us in all aspects of life. Healthcare is no exception. Each interpersonal encounter we face is filled with judgement and bias. These interactions can quickly lead to medical errors and differences in health outcomes. This lecture looks at a few ways that bias affects our healthcare system and provides solutions to mitigate the adversity.

Parenting: No License Required

In nearly every occupation that you can think of there is a need for a license. The most important thing we can do, parenting, does not require a license. Learn strategies to build your parenting skills.

Reducing the Stigma or will it always be Us vs The Plant?

Medical Marijuana is now available in most of the United States. However, it is largely viewed as a drug of abuse instead of a medication. Form a P.L.A,N. to overcome stigma associated with this medical treatment.

Superball: get knocked down and bounce back twice as high

A motivational speech aimed at overcoming adversity.

Past talks (3)

Creating and Developing a Workforce for Health: Challenges and Opportunities

American Hospital Association Leadership Summit

San Diego, CA

2017

Reducing the Stigma

CBD Expo

Indianapolis, IN

April 9, 2021

Disparities and Health Equity