Title: Beyond Burnout: Building Emotionally Intelligent Healthcare Cultures
Biography:
Dr. Zeina Ghossoub El-Aswad is a distinguished Executive and Wellness Coach, known
internationally for her transformational work at the intersection of leadership, emotional
intelligence, trauma-informed coaching, and integrative well-being. With over 25 years of
experience, she has supported thousands of leaders, healthcare professionals, and organizations
in the U.S., the Middle East, and beyond to lead with clarity, resilience, and purpose.
A Master Certified Coach (MCC), Certified Wellness Coach (CWC), Advanced Certified Team
Coach (ACTC), and Trauma-Informed Coach, Dr. Zeina combines rigorous behavioral science
with holistic wellness strategies to guide individuals and teams through meaningful growth. She
is the co-founder and faculty member of several ICF-accredited coaching schools, including
Coach2Transform, Constellation Coaching Academy, and Vital Signs Vital Skills.
Her expertise is trusted by C-suite leaders in organizations such as FFA Private Bank, Technica
International, Memorial Hermann Health System, and McGill University, where she has led
executive coaching, burnout interventions, and culture-shifting wellness programs. Whether
working with hospital administrators, global corporations, or entrepreneurial teams, Dr. Zeina
brings a unique ability to align human potential with organizational impact.
A published author and neuroscience-based coach, she has spearheaded training in emotional
agility, physician burnout, trauma-aware leadership, and team dynamics. Her latest book,
Coaching Physicians in Healthcare (Routledge, 2023), is a groundbreaking guide for wellnesscentered leadership in medicine.
Dr. Zeina is the founder of Vie Saine, a leading wellness center in Lebanon, and serves as Global
President of Executive Women Global, an international platform championing women’s
leadership and wellbeing.
Her work is grounded in science, inspired by empathy, and dedicated to creating healthier, more
empowered lives and workplaces.