Open Enrollment Nurse Manager Catalyst Program

Next cohort launches 10/14 – (afternoon and evening options available)

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Open Enrollment Nurse Manager Catalyst Program

Next cohort launches 10/14 – (afternoon and evening options available)

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5 Reasons Coaching for Nurse Leaders is Imperative

Strategies to Close the Knowledge Gap

March 9, 2021

Nurse Leaders Benefit from Coaching Too!

Studies have shown how a trained coach can boost performance and job satisfaction.  What may be less obvious is how coaching can benefit Nurse Leaders specifically.

Coaching is gaining popularity in the business world – We hear about high-powered executives and managers getting professional leadership and performance coaches, but not as often about  those who spend their time impacting care delivery of our most vulnerable. In addition to having the wide reaching responsibilities, nurse leaders play a critical influential role in the success of the organization. ( Bradley & Moore 2019).  Nurse Leader coaches are helping up and coming and experienced senior leaders alike to navigate the current landscape of healthcare and how to grow into their leadership positions.  It just makes sense!

Leadership development is what coaching does – Coaches are trained to help you become a better leader.  Coaching helps you to become more confident and effective, while improving your team’s engagement and satisfaction as well.

Coaching is different from training and counseling – Coaching helps you be your best by taking what you already know and who you already are and turning those into evidence-based actions. Inspire Nurse Leaders ® coaching is a unique blending of leader development with the team and organizational performance coaching.   Nurse Leaders have the ability to affect organizations in the most critical ways including staff engagement, staff retention, creation of a healthier work environment, and improved patient outcomes.

Coaching delivers real results – don’t believe it? Here’s some facts reported by the International Coach Federation

  • The ROI is real by investing in better leaders, those leaders can invest in a better staff, which fosters & creates more engagement and workplace satisfaction.

  • Coaching increases productivity by explicitly targeting to teach how to be effective and work productively. Giving Nurse Leaders the tools for their toolbox.

  • It creates positive people by teaching Nurse Leaders how to create confidence in the workplace around positions and stability.

 

Coaches provide support to help leaders rise to the occasion – Nurse Leaders have an incredible opportunity to seize the opportunity of COVID-19 recovery. Inspire Nurse Leaders conducted a survey to help identify where nurses need support now and as we recover from COVID-19. Download our study to get the full picture.

If you are interested in learning more about how coaching can help improve the quality of care we all deliver and improve the lives of our healthcare providers, reserve a spot for our live coaching webinar Unlocking Our Potential – How Coaching Can Grow Nurse Leaders and Level-Up Their Teams on 3/30.

References

Bradley, J. M., & Moore, L. (2019). The perceptions of professional leadership coaches regarding the roles and challenges of nurse managers. JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration49(2), 105–109. https://doi.org/10.1097/nna.0000000000000718 Why coaching works- research stats from ICF. (n.d.). Relationship Coaching Institute(RCI). Retrieved March 1, 2021, from https://www.relationshipcoachinginstitute.com/why-coaching-works-research-stats/

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Dr. Lori Armstrong

CEO & Chief Clinical Officer DNP, RN, NEA-BC

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Bridging the Generational Divide: Lead Today’s Multigenerational Workforce with Confidence, Clarity, and Connection.

Unite Diverse Perspectives. Strengthen Connection. Lead Teams That Thrive Across Generations.

Course Detail

Through real-world scenarios, reflective exercises, and facilitated discussions, leaders explore how generational identities shape communication, motivation, and team engagement. Participants uncover their own assumptions, identify common points of tension, and strengthen their ability to lead across age groups with empathy, clarity, and adaptability. The outcome: more inclusive, connected, and high-performing teams that leverage generational strengths instead of being hindered by differences.

Learning Objectives :

  • Recognize Generational Drivers:Explore how values, communication styles, and expectations differ across age groups.
  • Navigate Generational Dynamics:Identify the ways generational perspectives influence trust, collaboration, and performance.
  • Communicate Inclusively:Apply strategies that strengthen psychological safety and reduce miscommunication across generations.
  • Interrupt Bias & Assumptions:Examine and challenge stereotypes that contribute to conflict and disengagement.
  • Foster Cross-Generational Collaboration:Leverage strengths across all generations to build inclusive, high-performing teams.
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This nursing continuing professional development activity was approved by the North Carolina Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Expires 10/19/27