“I’ve been privileged over the years to work with Kriss and Susan and I’m so excited to be joining the Barlow/McCarthy team. It feels like coming home.”
Tricia has 20+ years experience in the healthcare industry and is skilled at executing volume building strategies and increasing physician engagement. She is an expert at identifying opportunities for growth and implementing relevant solutions to increase revenue and improve the patient’s experience. She believes that any successful growth initiative begins with a data driven plan. She is skilled at coaching physician liaison teams in business plan development, defining measurable goals, messaging, and reporting results to hospital leadership teams.
Tricia is passionate about seamless care coordination that drives patient satisfaction and physician loyalty. She’s used her innovative problem-solving skills to successfully develop and implement care coordination solutions that get patients to the right care and improve alignment for healthcare organizations.
Recent Posts and Articles
A Big Finish Assumes We’re Strong on Each Step
By: Kriss Barlow, RN, MBA | kbarlow@barlowmccarthy.com ‘Tis the season… This is usually a good time to consider whether plans were completed, goals were met and if rewards for our work are in the offing. In our space, getting to big goals means we’ve been committed to...
Physician Relations: Your Welcome Mat for New Talent
By: Kriss Barlow, RN, MBA | kbarlow@barlowmccarthy.com Sitting on a plane recently, I overheard two passengers talking about the “new, young team members.” They’d been at a conference and were frustrated that so many sessions were for those new to their industry....
Change Can Be Okay
By: Kriss Barlow, RN, MBA | kbarlow@barlowmccarthy.com Change has been on my mind a lot the last couple of years as we all moved through a variety of iterations to a place that today feels a bit more normal. Those iterations certainly had an impact and healthcare...
Learn and Change Will Happen
By: Susan Boydell | sboydell@barlowmccarthy.com If you could change one thing about your physician relations role, what would it be? I bet most answers are about things your organization needs to change that would make you more effective. All of these are likely...
Webinar Replay: Feeling Good About the Work You Do in Physician Relations
Anyone who has worked in Physician Relations knows that the roles involved come with plenty of ups and downs. Whether it is challenging issues with physicians, struggles with internal leadership or frustrations with sales techniques and moving the needle. With all...
Physician Relations Needs to Be Part of the Big Picture
By: Kriss Barlow, RN, MBA | kbarlow@barlowmccarthy.com What do inflation, escalating labor shortages, associated labor costs and hospital operating pressures have to do with a day in the life of a liaison? Sometimes, there’s a tendency to separate the field role from...
Invest in Growing Your Field Talent
By: Susan Boydell | sboydell@barlowmccarthy.com Finding and even keeping great talent has been one of the fallouts of the pandemic and, not surprisingly, physician relations was not spared. As a program leader, we have a huge responsibility to grow our talent. It...
Finding Your Inner Drive for the Field Work Ahead
By: Kriss Barlow, RN, MBA | kbarlow@barlowmccarthy.com Is your personal engine purring these days? I am the last person to really understand what makes my car’s engine function, but I know when something is off. This analogy may hold true for our personal energy in...
Podcast: Physician Relations Pandemic “Playbook”
Host: Susan Boydell | sboydell@barlowmccarthy.com Guests: Rhonda Allen-Scott, Supervisor East Region, University Hospital and Jason Lansdale, Supervisor West Region, University Hospital Description: Jason Lansdale and Rhonda Allen-Scott, Provider Value Network...
The Power of Positive Thinking
By: Susan Boydell | sboydell@barlowmccarthy.com Kriss Barlow and I just recently did a webinar for AAPL on the topic of “Feeling Good About the Work You Do.” It seems like everyone is struggling to stay positive these days. The list of negative goings-on is too long...