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The following resources have been compiled to help you research opportunities for continuing professional development and peer networking through live, Internet-based, and archived conferences, seminars, and workshops. These opportunities include CHAMPS’ and other regional and national events and trainings.
Please follow the links below for:
Calendar of Events
Distance Learning - Webcasts and Teleconferences
Distance Learning Library
Other Online Learning Resources
Annual Primary Care Conference
Leadership Trainings
LEADERSHIP TRAININGS
Northwest Community Health Leadership Institute
The dramatic growth of health centers coupled with their increasing complexity has created a demand for mid and senior level managers who possess full knowledge of health center management and operations. The Leadership Institute provides opportunities for current and future community and migrant health center leaders to collaborate and build the knowledge and skills needed for effective leadership and management of community and migrant health centers in federal regions VIII and X.
This program is currently being redesigned; please check back for more updates.
Regional Institute for Health and Environmental Leadership
RIHEL provides leadership training, builds linkages among leaders, and strengthens the relationships among health professionals, environmental professionals, the academic community, the public sector, and the private sector. Institute activities include the Advanced Leadership Training Program (see below), Continuing Education Events and Alumni Symposia, and Leadership Training for Special Groups.
Click HERE to learn more about RIHEL.
The Advanced Leadership Training Program (ALTP) is a year-long RIHEL program designed to help current and emerging leaders to understand their leadership behaviors, enhance their leadership skills, make use of the collaborative process to address complex problems, and create an interdisciplinary network of colleagues who are dedicated to the health and environment of the RIHEL region (CO, WY and NM). Topics studied and practiced include: exemplary leadership practices, collaborative leadership, diversity assets, difficult conversations, peer coaching, intentional action for leaders, systems thinking, advocacy and influence, and communicating through the media. The Program always begins in August and completes the following May. Details about the program and access to the online application can be found at www.RIHEL.org. Applications are accepted each year from mid-January through April 30th. Contact: Leanne Jeffers at 303-871-3550 or leanne.jeffers@du.edu.
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Live as if you will die tomorrow, learn as if you will live forever.
- Mahatma Ghandi
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