Clinical Professor of Nursing
3 Learning Experiences
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Healthcare leaders hold a unique position to bridge the gap between effective patient care, operational efficiency, and innovative solutions that positively impact healthcare delivery for years to come. The Leadership for Healthcare Professionals Specialization equips healthcare professionals with essential leadership skills, an ability to think strategically, and the tools to improve decision-making in today’s complex healthcare landscape. Through three comprehensive courses, you’ll develop foundational leadership principles, dive deeper into strategic planning and innovation, and drive quality improvement (QI) initiatives that enhance patient care and boost organizational success. This series blends theory with real-world insights, providing you with the tools and knowledge to lead effectively, manage complex challenges, and influence organizational success. Whether you're looking to advance your career or make a lasting impact in healthcare management, Leadership for Healthcare Professionals will help you take your leadership to the next level.
Clinical Professor of Nursing
3 Learning Experiences
Clinical Associate Professor
3 Learning Experiences
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Beginner Level
A healthcare background with a basic understanding of business, healthcare principles, and how healthcare organizations function.
Develop leadership, communication, and teamwork skills for healthcare environments through real-world applications and immersive simulation exercises.
Explore strategic planning, innovation, and informatics to drive organizational change and enhance healthcare outcomes.
Build skills to lead healthcare quality improvement initiatives and foster a strong culture of safety in clinical environments.
Effective leaders are essential to healthcare, and to create a supportive culture which leads to a healthy work enviroment and improves patient outcomes.
Dr. Barbara Medvec Clinical Associate Professor, DNP, NEA-BC, School of Nursing
Being a leader is more than just holding a position of authority. It's about guiding and empowering others. It's about driving positive change and creating a culture of excellence and achievement.
Dr. Michelle Aebersold Clinical Professor, Ph.D., RN, CHSE, FSSH, FAAN, U-M School of Nursing