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Texas Medical Center

Texas Medical Center (TMC) is the world's largest medical complex. Since opening in 1945, TMC has been pioneering patient care, research, education and prevention. Today, TMC comprises 54 leading member institutions, including 21 renowned hospitals; three public health organizations; two universities; three medical schools; six nursing programs; two pharmacy schools; a dental school; eight academic and research institutions; and 13 support organizations. Our vision: TMC is at the forefront of advancing life sciences. As home to brightest minds in medicine, TMC nurtures cross-institutional collaboration, creativity and innovation. Because together, we can push the limits of what's possible. Our world-renowned patient care, research and education institutions have one common goal: transform the future of medicine. As the largest concentration of scientists anywhere, we're harnessing our collective knowledge, talent and technology to lead the next generation of innovation.www.tmc.edu

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Nov 3, 2026

Travis TurnerGUEST
17:00
it.
Travis TurnerGUEST
17:00
So it's University of Texas Health, Texas Medical Center,
Chase MoralesHOST
17:05
and then EDU.
Chase MoralesHOST
17:06
EDU,
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:02
This is Flight Path from the Department of Healthcare Administration at the University of Houston, Clear Lake.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:07
We've been educating healthcare executives here since the 1970s, and our programs sit inside the Texas Medical Center.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:15
Every episode, we trace one leader's actual route, not the polished version, but the real one.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:24
My guests today earn her Joint Master of Healthcare Administration and Master of Business Administration at UH Clear Lake.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:02
This is Flight Path from the Department of Healthcare Administration at the University of Houston, Clear Lake.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:07
We've been educating healthcare executives here since the 1970s, and our programs sit inside the Texas Medical Center.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:15
Every episode, we trace one leader's actual route, not the polished version, but the real one.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:24
My guests today earn her Joint Master of Healthcare Administration and Master of Business Administration at UH Clear Lake.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:02
This is Flight Path from the Department of Healthcare Administration at the University of Houston, Clear Lake.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:07
We've been educating healthcare executives here since the 1970s, and our programs sit inside the Texas Medical Center.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:15
Every episode, we trace one leader's actual route, not the polished version, but the real one.
Jordan MitchellHOST
0:24
My guests today earn her Joint Master of Healthcare Administration and Master of Business Administration at UH Clear Lake.
Vivian HoGUEST
24:37
And then think about this.
Vivian HoGUEST
24:38
If you need a knee replacement here in Houston, you could be going to one hospital where that knee replacement is $20,000 and another hospital right near it in the Texas Medical Center, which is just as good for a knee replacement, and that's $10,000.
Vivian HoGUEST
24:53
And so my concern is that we have structured our health insurance benefits so they are not price sensitive in cases where the quality can be quite close.
Vivian HoGUEST
25:05
And this is what is driving up our health insurance costs overall.
Vivian HoGUEST
25:54
I mean, maybe the leather isn't as nice as the Mercedes, but that's my analogy.
Vivian HoGUEST
26:00
I'm not saying you have to buy, like, the dumpy little car, but there are many things.
Vivian HoGUEST
26:05
And so, you know, I talk about this in Houston, and the Texas Medical Center has three major hospitals.
Vivian HoGUEST
26:12
For most things, they are all excellent, you know, in terms of treating appendicitis, doing a hip replacement, all these things.
Jordan P. MitchellHOST
0:02
Welcome to Flight Path, the official podcast from the Department of Healthcare Administration at the University of Houston-Clear Lake.
Jordan P. MitchellHOST
0:08
Since 1974, our programs at UHCL have been deeply rooted in the heart of the region's healthcare ecosystem, positioned right alongside the world-renowned Texas Medical Center.
Jordan P. MitchellHOST
0:18
But this show isn't about generic career advice or textbook theory.
Jordan P. MitchellHOST
0:23
Flight Path is built for you, the next generation of healthcare administrators.
Jordan P. MitchellHOST
0:27
Whether you're navigating your master's degree, stepping into your first administrative fellowship, or stepping up into executive leadership, this podcast is designed to map out the real trajectories of the leaders shaping health care today.
Jordan P. MitchellHOST
0:41
In each episode, we sit down with top executives, policy leaders, and clinical directors to unpack their actual journeys.
Jordan P. MitchellHOST
0:48
We talk candidly about pivotal decisions, the unexpected turns, and the key strategies that took them from early career professionals to leaders driving change in institutions across the Texas Medical Center and beyond.
Jordan P. MitchellHOST
1:01
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Alex MitchellHOST
11:33
Some of the best health care in the country is located in Houston.
Alex MitchellHOST
11:36
The Texas Medical Center is enormous, 100,000 plus employees.
Alex MitchellHOST
11:40
and it's a very affordable cost of living.
Alex MitchellHOST
11:43
Again, if you're doing that return on investment of pay versus cost of living, Houston is going to bubble up pretty highly there because you can find pretty affordable housing.
Gregory WilliamsHOST
1:48
You can look right over the back of me.
Gregory WilliamsHOST
1:50
Behind me is the Texas Medical Center.
Gregory WilliamsHOST
1:53
Right over here is where I work at the Baylor College of Medicine on the 10th floor of the Texas Children Pavilion for Women Hospital.
Gregory WilliamsHOST
2:00
I'm there and I'll be there early tomorrow morning, about 3, 3.30. And you can see right, let's see if I get my fingers right, right here, some flowers I got today for celebrating my 10th, no, my 15th anniversary of being at the church where I pastor, which is just outside of town also.
Gregory WilliamsHOST
1:48
You can look right over the back of me.
Gregory WilliamsHOST
1:50
Behind me is the Texas Medical Center.
Gregory WilliamsHOST
1:53
Right over here is where I work at the Baylor College of Medicine on the 10th floor of the Texas Children Pavilion for Women Hospital.
Gregory WilliamsHOST
2:00
I'm there and I'll be there early tomorrow morning, about 3, 3.30. And you can see right, let's see if I get my fingers right, right here, some flowers I got today for celebrating my 10th, no, my 15th anniversary of being at the church where I pastor, which is just outside of town also.
Kayleen BrownHOST
38:04
It's really phenomenal.
Kayleen BrownHOST
38:06
And then a couple of other things that you said, but the last one I'm just going to go to is, are you talking about the Texas Medical Center, J&J, CDI?
Joanna NathanGUEST
38:15
That's right.
Joanna NathanGUEST
38:16
Yeah,

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