We all make mistakes in our careers; it's how we handle missteps that matter. What are the most common missteps EMS professionals make during their career growth? Laurie and Andrea sit down to discuss career missteps and the value of mentorship. They will share what they've learned from their professional experiences and how they were able to learn from and leverage their own missteps.
This archived webinar is worth 1 EMS credit - Preparatory and 1 IC credit - Education Administration. In order to receive credit, the learner must watch the video in its entirety, complete an evaluation, and score 80% or better on the final assessment.
* You will be redirected to sign into MITRAIN to view the recording. You can then search for the recording ID or title listed above.
This session is designed for quality leaders within an EMS system interested in prioritizing patient safety within their quality improvement & assurance program.
This archived webinar is worth 1 EMS credit - Operations and 1 IC credit - Measurement and Evaluation.
* You will be redirected to sign into MITRAIN to view the recording. You can then search for the recording ID or title listed above.
One of Andrea's golden rules is to be aware of how much time we invest in toxic personalities when leading and managing an EMS team. Many EMS leadership courses teach us to spend 80% on our top performers and 20% on toxic and/or disordered underperformers. Andrea will challenge that ratio and discuss the various disordered personality types we may find ourselves up against during our career and how best to manage and lead them without violating the 90/10 rule.
This archived webinar is worth 1 EMS credit - Operations and 1 IC credit - Education Administration.
*You will be redirected to sign into MITRAIN to watch the video recording. Once signed in you can search for the MITRAIN ID or title to watch the video recording.
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Patrick Fox - EMS Programs Manager
patrick.fox@affiliate.msu.edu
(517) 355-7757