In the ever-evolving healthcare landscape, prioritizing employee satisfaction has become a critical factor in delivering exceptional patient care and ensuring the success of healthcare organizations. Staff satisfaction surveys have emerged as powerful tools, providing invaluable data to drive positive change, optimize policies, and enhance employee retention. However, many organizations are seeking guidance on how to effectively initiate or improve their staff satisfaction survey processes.
Join our interactive webinar as we explore the key considerations for implementing staff satisfaction surveys in health centers. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the essential steps involved in conducting these surveys, from thoughtful survey design and administration to skillful data analysis. We will delve into effective question strategies that elicit valuable insights from employees, helping to identify areas of strength and opportunities for improvement.
Furthermore, the webinar will offer Promising practices for harnessing survey results to drive meaningful enhancements in employee satisfaction and engagement. Participants will learn how to interpret survey data, prioritize areas for action, and develop tailored solutions that resonate with their workforce. We aim to empower attendees with practical knowledge to foster a culture of continuous improvement within their organizations.
Whether you are starting from scratch or seeking to optimize your existing staff satisfaction survey process, this webinar will equip you with the tools and insights needed to elevate employee satisfaction, nurture a motivated workforce, and ultimately elevate the quality of patient care delivered by your organization. Join us for an engaging session filled with actionable strategies that will transform your approach to staff satisfaction surveys.
Strong and empathetic leadership is crucial for the success of any organization including health centers across the nation. As health centers continue to see a growing need for well-trained staff ready to take on leadership roles, it is important to look broadly at the entire workforce, including those working in mental health. Identifying and supporting future leaders takes careful consideration, time, and investment. Mental health practitioners are highly-trained individuals uniquely positioned to excel as leaders. During this webinar, presenters will provide knowledge, tips, and tools that highlight the importance of leadership training and career pathways focused on the advancement of the mental health workforce.
Speakers:
Dr. Adijat Ogunyemi, DSW, LMSW, Therapist, Adjunct Faculty, Social Innovator
Dr. Tim Kearney, PhD, Chief Behavioral Health Officer at Community Health Center, Inc.
Learning Objectives:
Understand the strong leadership qualities of the mental health workforce based on their training and skill sets.
Identify career pathways that support mental health staff moving into leadership positions.
Understand the crucial role training plays in identifying and preparing future health center leaders.
The STAR² Center team invites health center, PCA, and HCCN workforce teams to participate in the Workforce Professional Development Series. This session was conducted on December 15, 2022, and focused on manager training plans.
Many workplaces have staff representing three, four, or even five different generations working together. But do generational differences lead to conflicts amongst staff? How should we communicate across generations? Join Dr. Michelle Fernández Gabilondo and Alex Rohlwing from the STAR² Center for Communicating Across Generations: A discussion on the multigenerational workplace, conflict, and communication.
Interested in creating or expanding a Health Professions Education & Training (HP-ET) program at your health center? Are you looking for a way to ramp up your recruiting of clinical care providers by partnering with teaching and training programs? Then join ACU’s STAR² Center for “Advancing Health Center Retention & Recruitment through HP-ET,” the final installment of our three-webinar series on building HP-ET programs at health centers. This webinar is a one-hour discussion on the challenges, solutions, and benefits of building an HP-ET program at your health center. In this session, Dr. Ethan Kerns provides an overview of the development program created for staff at Salud Family Health in Colorado and highlights the career development this program provides for his dental staff.
Interested in creating or expanding a Health Professions Education & Training (HPET) program at your health center? Are you looking for a way to ramp up your recruiting of clinical care providers by partnering with teaching and training programs? Then join ACU’s STAR² Center on for “Advancing Health Center Retention & Recruitment through HP-ET,” Part Two of our three-webinar series on building HPET programs at health centers.
Hear from NEW Health, a community health center located in rural northeast Washington State, serving rural and frontier communities who, as a result of implementing a strategic workforce initiative, has more qualified applicants than they can hire!
Learn how NEW Health launched their own comprehensive workforce development initiative. Branded as “NEW Health University”, their plan is the culmination of many years of developing creative solutions to rural workforce challenges. NEW Health University serves as the umbrella for all of NEW Health’s workforce initiatives, including strategies for external and internal pipeline development, recruitment, retention, training, and employee growth within the organization.
Interested in creating or expanding a Health Professions Education & Training (HP-ET) program at your health center? Are you looking for a way to ramp up your recruiting of clinical care providers by partnering with teaching and training programs? Then join ACU’s STAR² Center for “Health Center Partnerships for Pathway Development,” part of our webinar series on building HP-ET programs at health centers. This one-hour webinar features a discussion with two healthcare provider training institutions on how they partner with health centers to provide medical education opportunities for their students, and recruiting opportunities for the health centers with whom they partner. Dr. April Dobroth, Clinical Director of Frontier Nursing University’s Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner program and Dr. Sharon Obadia, Associate Dean of Clinical Education Services at AT Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine discuss their specific programs, their partnerships with health centers, and what institutions like theirs look for when engaging in HP-ET partnerships with health centers. Dr. Kiki Nocella, a Director of Healthcare Consulting at Wipfli and specialist in graduate medical education provides opening remarks on creating successful HP-ET partnerships in health centers.
