Description:
Contrary to common belief, good leadership is a learned quality. Character traits of charisma and personal magnetism are not the same as good leadership. All physicians are leaders in the workplace of their practice. It doesn’t matter whether you are in academics, employed by a hospital, or in private practice. The fact is, you lead every day! Others look up to you and expect direction. The manner in which you provide leadership will impact on your ability as a physician and eventually affect the quality, safety and cost of the care you deliver to your patients. Would you like to become a better leader?
Target Audience
This online course has been prepared for any individual who works as a healthcare provider. There are no prerequisites to participate.
Faculty
David Joyce M.D. M.B.A. and Paul Gurny M.B.A. MS
Objectives
After participating in this activity, participants should be able to:
- Identify your leadership style and improve it.
- Practice management skills.
- Apply business fundamentals relating to private practice, hospital administration, and government agencies.
- Manage a practice more efficiently and effectively
- Describe what qualities make a good leader.
- Discuss the right way physicians can lead in order to create engagement of your employees and patients.
- Demonstrate how to lead teams in an effective manner.
- Manage meetings in the most efficient manner.
The video tutorial is divided into 20 – 30 minute segments to enhance the learning experience. It can be viewed on any smart device an unlimited number of times, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Total viewing time (103:22)
