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Health Care Workforce
Leaping From Staff to Management
Part 1: November 3 -- You're a Manager - Now What?
Part 2: November 4 -- The Next Steps
Radisson Paper Valley Hotel, Appleton
Leaping From Staff to Management (Part 1): You're a Manager - Now What?
Making the transition from being a staff person one day to a supervisor/manager the next is a pretty significant step for nearly everyone. Taking on a leadership role is far more challenging and complicated than ever before. Once you have met the challenge of simply getting oriented to what it means to be a manager/leader, you will discover that you carry the responsibility for meeting the demands of your organization for high productivity combined with financial and regulatory prudence. You will discover that those tasks must be balanced with an excellent grasp of human relations skills in working closely and collaboratively with others. This program has been designed to get you started by exploring the basics of management and leadership in theory and applied practice, and to lay the groundwork for continued development of your leadership and management skills.
Leaping From Staff to Management (Part 2): The Next Steps
Whether new to the role of manager or a seasoned veteran, it is important to periodically step back
to review and update our knowledge and skills. In doing so, we can go about our business with
greater confidence that we are keeping pace with management and leadership practices that are
consistent with today's ever changing health care environment. This highly interactive session will focus on learning and reviewing realistic and workable techniques for managing and leading people that will help ensure your continued effectiveness and success.
Program Information/Registration for November 3-4
Register for this event online:
November 3: Part 1 ONLY ($225)
November 4: Part 2 ONLY ($225)
November 3 & 4: Both Parts 1 & 2 ($400)
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