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BY CAROL NEWMAN Enabling Others to Act, (d) Modeling the Way, and (e) PO Box 812708
Encouraging the Heart. These practices are woven through Boca Raton, FL 33481-2708
Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Executive Education is a curriculum that includes key skills needed by healthcare

pleased to offer a dynamic five-day interdisciplinary pro- leaders today, such as emotional intelligence, communica- Phone: (561) 368-6950
gram, Certificate in Healthcare Leadership. tion and collaboration, managing conflict, promoting team-
Within healthcare systems where time and resources are work, healthcare financing, human resource management, Website:
at a premium, healthcare leaders must now create environ- strategic planning, and quality management. Participants www.southfloridahospitalnews.com
ments where diverse employees from four generations can will complete the Leadership Practice Inventory and DiSC
experience Joy in Work (IHI). Learning what matters to profile assessment to understand their behavioral and com- CHARLES FELIX
team members is key to achieving success in leading change munication styles, identify individual strengths, and estab- CAROL FELIX
to advance quality and safety initiatives that are tied to value lish goals for ongoing leadership development. Publishers
based outcomes and reimbursement. Forward thinking The program is appropriate for both clinical and non-clin-
organizations are responding by supporting new and expe- ical leaders in health systems, long-term care settings, com- NANCY LAMMIE
rienced leaders in continuous leadership development so munity healthcare practices, and pharmaceutical and med- Editor
that they are well-informed regarding industry initiatives ical supply firms. Classes are diverse as they have included
and policy changes. Do not miss this opportunity to learn physicians, pharmacists, nurse leaders, primary care prac- JUDY GRAMM
with and from a variety of South Florida interprofessionals tice leaders, clinic managers, healthcare program managers, Editorial Manager & Webmaster
who understand the need to respond to these challenges. and leaders interested in transitioning to the healthcare
The curriculum for the Certificate in Healthcare industry. JMC GRAPHICS
Leadership has been designed by experts in healthcare The next course offering at Florida Atlantic University Art/Production
administration, business, and nursing to provide your lead- will begin on October 16, 2019. To learn more and register, lammienancy@aol.com
ership staff with cutting edge solutions to promote organi- visit www.business.fau.edu/CHL. 412-877-5321
zational success. The program is taught by seasoned FAU For companies interested in group learning for employ-
faculty with extensive experience in the healthcare industry. ees, The Certificate in Healthcare Leadership can also be CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
This interdisciplinary leadership development program brought onsite to your organization and tailored to your Daniel Casciato
was established using Jim Kouzes’ and Barry Posner’s evi- needs. Barbara Fallon
denced-based The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership® Vanessa Orr
Model, which has been used by thousands of organizations For more information or questions, contact Sarah Wilson at Lois Thomson

globally over the past 30 years. The model consists of: (a) (561) 297-2366 or sarahwilson@fau.edu.
Challenging the Process, (b) Inspiring a Shared Vision, (c)
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The Academy of International Disaster Preparedness to pro- program will provide hands-on experience such as opportuni- carol@southfloridahospitalnews.com
vide emergency medical technician (EMT) and paramedic ties to ride along with both private and public transport vehi-
educational programs. cles, as well as simulation exercises and on the field training.
“This is a skill-based program that will give members of our Faculty will include educators who have relevant, first-hand

community the expertise they need to succeed and it’s an experience and are currently working in the field. SUBSCRIPTIONS
opportunity to train future EMTs and paramedics to provide “The goal is to create a robust dynamic program that meets One Year $40
life-saving services,” said Robert Meek, Director of Disaster the needs of working adults who will then have the ability to
Medicine and the Aeromedical Evacuation Program. “For stu- impact the community and university immediately upon com- Two Years $60
dents who are interested in any medical field, having the pletion from our program. We will continue to provide train- Three Years $75
opportunity to seamlessly take EMT and paramedic training ing that can advance their careers while saving lives,” said
courses as part of their elective choices is a great opportunity Bridget Pelaez, assistant director in the department of emer-
to expand their knowledge base and these are practical skills gency management at the Academy. “We are looking to foster To subscribe,
that anyone can benefit from, regardless of their field.” an environment of leadership and education that will lead to call (561) 368-6950
The program will officially launch in the fall of 2019, with new research and advancements in the field of emergency
the first cohort able to apply for non-degree seeking certifica- medical services.” or subscribe online at
tion. The courses can also be applied to a bachelor’s degree in The program will offer student certification that will prepare southfloridahospitalnews.com.
emergency management. As of 2020, the program will open to them for National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians ____________
all FIU degree-seeking students looking to gain skills that can [NREMT] certification. Their program will include continued

make them more competitive in the job market. learning opportunities in an array of courses that are National All rights reserved. Reproduction
“At the university level, we want to take a proactive Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) cer- in whole or part without written
approach to make sure we give back to the first responder tified, such as “all hazards disaster response” course and “pre- permission prohibited. Copyright © 2017.
community and are able to offer programs that improve per- hospital trauma life support” course as well as offering access
sonal and public safety,” said Meek. “The Academy already has to high-fidelity simulation trainings that are part of the
a close relationship with area fire departments and we know aeromedical evacuation training program.
they are often hire new EMTs and paramedics. We are excited “This new program is a shining example of the training and
to offer these new programs at FIU and provide new students development coming out of the Academy that will directly Don’t forget to include
with the opportunity to learn more about these professions.” impact our local workforce,” said Javier Marquez, executive South Florida Hospital News
As part of the program, the Academy has partnered with the director of the Academy. “It is just one component of the many
Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing & Health Sciences and strides being made by FIU to ensure that our community is & Healthcare Report
Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine for access to the prepared for the current and future job market.” in your Marketing Plans
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