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    MDH Leadership Development Program

     

    Core Leadership Competencies

     

    Ac​countability & Ownership​

    Empowerment

    Analytics & Performance Management

    Fostering Diversity

    Change Management

    Motivation & Attitude Improvement

    Clinical and Position Specific

    Professionalism

    Communication

    Relationship Building

    Conflict Resolution

    Teamwork

     Leadership Classes

    The core of the MDHLDP are the leadership classes designed to provide practical tools and techniques to increase management or leadership effectiveness.  Each class is brief and to the point and is facilitated by an experienced Training Services team member. Participants have the option of taking in-person, webinar or online classes.  Participants must complete a combination of online and live in-person or webinar classes.  Most live classes are scheduled between 9:30am and 12:30pm or 1:30pm and 4:30pm. Online options through Percipio will be explained during orientation. The below listing of class topics is subject to change.

    Classes And Webinars

    Building Key Leadership Skills

    Effective Interpersonal Communication skills For Leaders

    Characteristics of The Best Workplace Leaders

    Fundamentals of Strategic Planning

    Providing Crystal-clear Instructions That Result In Action


    Accountability, Respect, Trust And Leading

    How To Hold Employees Accountable For Their Performance

    Delivering Feedback Without Causing Defensiveness


    Managing Troubled Employees: Identify Them And Creating Paths Forward 

    Career Accelerators 

    Presentation Skills For Leaders