“Maximizing Your Leadership Potential” Part I
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Each of us in academic medicine must
develop many leadership roles in our career. It may be as a
mentor to students or young faculty members, as a course
director or committee chair, as an officer in a professional
society, or in a formal position in our school as chair or
dean. At other times we are the follower or team member and
respond to leaders. Understanding the conceptual and
practical aspects of what makes a leader effective helps us
maximize opportunities, operations and outcomes.
Educational leadership requires skills: perspectives,
strategies, interpersonal interactions and clear
communication. Effective leadership boosts productivity,
career success, and morale. This series will explore the
dynamic interaction of organizations, individuals,
behaviors, strategies, cultures and contexts required to
develop leadership effectiveness in academic healthcare
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March 13 |
12:00 pm ET |
A Practical Approach to Build
Leadership Effectiveness |
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March 20
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12:00 pm ET
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Everyone can be (must be) an Influential (and
Effective) Leader |
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March 27
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12:00 pm ET
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The Impact of Effective
Leadership on
Faculty Productivity and Career Success |
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April 3
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12:00 pm ET
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Leading People within
Organizations: Communicating for Performance |
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April 10
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12:00 pm ET
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Coaching and Mentoring |
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April 17 |
12:00 pm ET |
Leading Effectively at
the Department or Program Level: People, Priorities and
Politics |
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A Practical Approach to
Build Leadership Effectiveness
Dr. Jeff Morzinski, Medical
College of Wisconsin
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Everyone can be (must be)
an Influential (and Effective) Leader
Dr. Lynn Curry,
CurryCorp Inc.
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The Impact of Effective
Leadership on
Faculty Productivity and Career Success
Dr. Pat O'Sullivan,
University of California, San Francisco
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Leading People within
Organizations: Communicating for Performance
Dr. Paula Bartholome
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Coaching and Mentoring Dr. Thomas
Viggiano, Mayo Medical School
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Leading Effectively at the Department or
Program Level: People, Priorities, and Politics Dr.
Michael Lumpkin, Georgetown University
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