From Public Service to Neurosurgery: A Career Built on Purpose | Jeremy Hosein
The Aksarben Foundation Floor Committee Podcast
Not every career follows a straight line.
For Jeremy Hosein, the path from public service to becoming a neurosurgeon started with discovering a new sense of purpose.
In the latest episode of the Aksarben Foundation Floor Committee Podcast, Jeremy joins LaShonna Dorsey and Floor Committee co-chair Shayla Kelly to share a career journey that has taken him from Papillion to New York, Washington, D.C., Nebraska state government, University of Nebraska Medical Center and ultimately medicine.
While working in public policy, Jeremy had the opportunity to meet physicians whose work inspired him to completely change direction.
As he puts it: “When you find a new mission, new purpose, you’re just suddenly goal-directed.” That idea runs throughout the conversation.
Jeremy talks about the transformative power of education, why he joined the Aksarben Foundation Floor Committee and why he believes the time we give outside of our careers and families should be meaningful.
He also shares one of our favorite answers yet to a question we ask every guest: Why Nebraska? Because Nebraska’s greatest natural resource may simply be its people.
▶️ Watch Jeremy’s full episode on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/dCDnYPNC
About Aksarben Foundation
Aksarben was built by business and community leaders dedicated to the work of identifying challenges, seizing opportunities for innovation, and offering the best and most lasting impact for all Nebraskans.
Since 1895, the Aksarben Foundation has played a major role in meeting Nebraska’s changing needs and promoting the well-being of the heartland by working tirelessly to keep the organization vibrant, viable, and contributing to “The Good Life.” Today, Aksarben’s leaders are doing more than ever and reaching new heights to achieve great success and improve life for communities large and small throughout Nebraska.
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