The Virtuosity Podcast

Every choice builds character. On the Virtuosity Podcast, we explore how to make every day a rep toward excellence. Dr. Corey Crossan, your host and co-founder of Virtuosity, began in sport, where she discovered that strengthening character didn’t just improve her performance—it transformed her entire life. Since then, Corey has been gripped with understanding how we can intentionally build character to fuel both personal and professional success.

At Virtuosity, we believe character is like a muscle—it needs consistent training. That’s why we’ve built a research-based system that acts as your character gym, making character development practical, scalable, and accessible—even within the largest organizations.

On this podcast, we sit down with participants from our flagship Virtuosity program, where individuals commit to a full year of daily character development, powered by Virtuosity. Our guests will share why character matters to them, how they’re applying it in their personal and professional lives, and the insights they’ve gained along the way.

We hope these conversations challenge, inspire, and equip you with new ways to integrate character into your own journey. Subscribe to stay up to date with our weekly episodes, and if something resonates, share it with your friends and colleagues.

Guest

Dr. Jacqueline Torti

Dr. Jacqueline Torti is an assistant professor in the Department of Medicine at Western University, with a cross-appointment in anatomy and cell biology, and a scientist at the Centre for Education, Research and Innovation at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry. An interdisciplinary scholar, she holds a PhD in Public Health Sciences from the University of Alberta, along with graduate training in Applied Health Sciences and Physical Education.

Her research explores health professions education, character-based leadership, professional identity, and interprofessional teamwork, with a particular focus on the psychosocial aspects of learning and practice environments. Jacqueline’s work examines how character influences leadership, well-being, collaboration, and patient care, and she is actively involved in designing and delivering character-based leadership programs for medical residents and physicians.

https://www.schulich.uwo.ca/ceri/people/bios/jacqueline_torti.html

Guest appearance on:

Leadership in Medicine with Dr. Jacqueline Torti