My Career Is Pivoting in a Positive Direction: Ten Lessons Learned in New Leadership Roles
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Professional Development and Education, 2022
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Leaders are often thrust into new positions unexpectedly. Healthcare practitioners often assume new leadership positions both within their clinical area of expertise, such as medical directorships, and also in new administrative leadership opportunities. It is well recognized that hospital leadership positions filled with clinicians are far more successful than those without. As clinicians transition into new leadership positions, there are many pitfalls and perils that even the most experienced leader should avoid. The purpose of this session is to provide an opportunity for clinicians who have transitioned into key administrative and leadership positions to describe their personal lessons learned.
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Content Type Presentation
Knowledge Area Professional Development and Education
Knowledge Level Advanced
Membership Level Select
Tag Team Leadership
Tag Workforce
Year 2022
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Pediatric Critical Care Medicine
leadership roles
vision
change
calculated risks

   

   
 
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