Titans of Healthcare

Titans of Healthcare
Podcast Description
Hosted by Justin Bellante, founder of Titan Placement Group, Titans of Healthcare is a podcast dedicated to highlighting the leaders, innovators, and changemakers making an impact in the healthcare industry. Each episode dives into the challenges and successes of healthcare leadership, recruitment, and community impact, offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to drive meaningful change in healthcare.
From navigating workforce shortages to fostering community health, our conversations aim to inspire decision-makers, hiring managers, and healthcare professionals with action
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes such as healthcare leadership, recruitment strategies, community health challenges, and innovative workforce solutions. Episodes delve into topics like the importance of financial literacy for HR leaders, the mission-driven focus of Federally Qualified Health Centers, and trends in healthcare staffing, providing listeners with actionable insights and inspiring stories from industry experts.

Hosted by Justin Bellante, founder of Titan Placement Group, Titans of Healthcare is a podcast dedicated to highlighting the leaders, innovators, and changemakers making an impact in the healthcare industry. Each episode dives into the challenges and successes of healthcare leadership, recruitment, and community impact, offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to drive meaningful change in healthcare.
From navigating workforce shortages to fostering community health, our conversations aim to inspire decision-makers, hiring managers, and healthcare professionals with action
Guest: Erica Doig, MSW
Host: Amy Parker
In this episode of Titans of Healthcare, guest host Amy Parker sits down with social work advocate Erica Doig, MSW—a registered clinical intern in Florida and founder of Healing Circle and Integrative Wellness. Erica shares her deeply personal journey through childhood adversity, her work in child welfare, addiction recovery, and the criminal justice system, and her commitment to trauma-informed, holistic care. She offers an unfiltered look at the systemic flaws in treatment access and how social workers are vital in creating long-term change in healthcare.
Key Takeaways
Healing from the Inside Out: Erica's personal trauma inspired her path into social work, fostering deep empathy for clients navigating abuse, addiction, and incarceration.
Systemic Barriers: Short-term insurance coverage and limited treatment modalities perpetuate the cycle of relapse and readmission.
A Whole-Person Approach: True recovery must include somatic healing, social support, and long-term care—not just medication and crisis management.
Policy and Advocacy: Erica’s first-hand experiences with prison reform and child welfare show the urgent need for change in how care is delivered and accessed.
- Burnout and Boundaries: Social workers need better integration, support, and respect within healthcare teams to prevent compassion fatigue and system disengagement.
Connect with Erica Doig
Instagram & TikTok: @erikahealingcircle
- LinkedIn: Erica Doig
Recommended Resources
FSU Institute for Family Violence Studies
Neurosomatic Intelligence
Florida Cares (Prison Reform)
Keywords
social work, behavioral health, trauma-informed care, child welfare, addiction recovery, criminal justice reform, holistic therapy, somatic healing, healthcare equity, mental health advocacy

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