Another Successful Year for the WHA Health Care Leadership Academy as it Graduates Latest Cohort
On June 5, eight individuals representing seven WHA member hospitals graduated from the five-month Health Care Leadership Academy. Participating in both virtual and in-person synchronous learning, this group was exposed to the areas related to the “business of health care.” Guided by the UW Center for Professional and Executive Development (CPED) and WHA instructors, some of the topics they explored included strategy, finance, ethical issues and AI in health care, relationship management, leading organizational projects, navigating difficult conversations, communicating with confidence and credibility, leading change, quality improvement, the WHA Information Center, and the intersection between government and health care.
Attending the graduation ceremony and celebration with the students were the instructors of the academy, UW CPED staff, WHA staff and representatives from the program sponsor, the WHA Foundation. As is tradition at the academy graduation, each student shared the aspect of the program that made the biggest impact on them. In addition to the program’s rich content and expert instructors, comments included the introspective experience of the 360 evaluation, the 1:1 coaching, and the connection and relationships the group built with one another.
Capping off the ceremony was a surprise visit from Bucky Badger and the UW Marching Band.
WHA congratulates the graduates and their respective hospitals for investing in the future of health care in Wisconsin. An online photo album of the graduation celebration is available here.
Name
Job Title
Hospital Name
Sharon Cox
Vice President, Chief Nursing Officer
Beloit Health System
Emily Halla
Director
Froedtert Holy Family Memorial
Lindsey Hardy
Laboratory Director
Tomah Health
Jenna Jennerjohn
Quality Director
Door County Medical Center
Carrie Lord
Director of Women's Health Services
Tomah Health
Corey Schmidt
Chief Ancillary Services Officer
Southwest Health
Erik Schuelke
Director of Employee Services
Prairie Ridge Health
Jennifer Winter
CMIO
Fort Healthcare
Vol. 68, Issue 24
Thursday, June 13, 2024
Another Successful Year for the WHA Health Care Leadership Academy as it Graduates Latest Cohort
On June 5, eight individuals representing seven WHA member hospitals graduated from the five-month Health Care Leadership Academy. Participating in both virtual and in-person synchronous learning, this group was exposed to the areas related to the “business of health care.” Guided by the UW Center for Professional and Executive Development (CPED) and WHA instructors, some of the topics they explored included strategy, finance, ethical issues and AI in health care, relationship management, leading organizational projects, navigating difficult conversations, communicating with confidence and credibility, leading change, quality improvement, the WHA Information Center, and the intersection between government and health care.
Attending the graduation ceremony and celebration with the students were the instructors of the academy, UW CPED staff, WHA staff and representatives from the program sponsor, the WHA Foundation. As is tradition at the academy graduation, each student shared the aspect of the program that made the biggest impact on them. In addition to the program’s rich content and expert instructors, comments included the introspective experience of the 360 evaluation, the 1:1 coaching, and the connection and relationships the group built with one another.
Capping off the ceremony was a surprise visit from Bucky Badger and the UW Marching Band.
WHA congratulates the graduates and their respective hospitals for investing in the future of health care in Wisconsin. An online photo album of the graduation celebration is available here.