Leadership in Times of Crisis with Mark Davill

Published 8 June 2021

We sat down with Mark Davill, the General Manager of Riccarton Clinic to discuss what makes a good manager and what COVID-19 meant for the leadership process at Riccarton Clinic.

About Mark Davill

Mark has a hugely diverse background in a range of industries where all his work has been shaped by his focus on communication, strong processes, and relationship building. With twenty-six doctors, thirty six nurses, six support staff, sixteen receptionists, five administrators and two managers at Riccarton Clinic, Mark manages a large team and knows the importance of strong leadership values and practices.

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