Session Information
Format: All sessions will be held virtually through Zoom.
Schedule: These virtual sessions will all be held Fridays between 12pm-5pm MST (11am-4pm PST or 9am-2pm HST; please note that Daylight Savings Time begins March 10, which will change the timing for participants in some states). Sessions will vary in duration from 2-5 hours, depending on the topic. The antipicated schedule, instructors, topics, and learning objectives are outlined below.
Date | Instructor | Topic |
Friday, January 26, 2024: 1pm - 6pm MST |
Paul Melendez, EdD |
Leading through Turbulence: New Leadership Style for Today Leaders in public health and primary care are embracing transformational leadership and emotional intelligence to identify, respond, and lead through turbulent times. Explore, practice, and discover new leadership styles and approaches to promote health equity and drive policy work through interactive group activities.
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Friday, February 9, 2024: 1pm - 3pm MST |
Elizabeth Amaya-Fernandez, MPH |
Leading Organizational Change Those working and leading in public health or community-based primary care settings should be engaged stakeholders in the organizational change process. Leaders in these spaces must be equipped to understand the impact of change, as well as to assist others in navigating it. Learn key strategies for executing and managing change, addressing resistance to change, and expressing the need and value of change within agencies working to address health equity.
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Friday, March 1, 2024: 1pm - 3pm MST |
Elizabeth Amaya-Fernandez, MPH |
Leading Organizational Change (cont.) This topic will be covered over the course of two virtual sessions. |
Friday, March 15, 2024: 1pm - 5pm MST |
Paul Melendez, EdD |
Collaboration: Innovative Techniques Public health and primary care leaders must understand the benefits of cultivating an innovative culture. Explore four proven innovative techniques for collaboration between healthcare and public health organizations.
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Friday, April 5, 2024: 1pm - 5pm MST |
E. Ciszek, PhD |
Strategic Communication and Collaboration This session will focus on the fundamentals of strategic communication in public health and primary care to drive change management. It is essential to understand the key elements of strategic communication in health spaces, so participants will be encouraged to identify the differences between earned, paid, and owned media and how to generate a strategic communication media mix for an organization.
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Friday, April 26, 2024: 1pm-4pm MST |
Wolf Kirsten, MS |
Building Resilience Both organizational and individual resilience are essential elements when leading an organization through change. Leaders must promote and drive a healthy and fair work culture to build employee resilience which in turn will foster organizational resilience. Learn key strategies and tools for enhanced resilience and wellbeing.
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