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Open Enrollment Nurse Manager Catalyst Program

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

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Special Guest Panelists:

  • Dr. Stacy Alves, DNP, MS, RN, NEA-BC, Chief Nurse Executive — Kaiser Santa Clara
  • Meghan Drastal, MBA, MS, RN, Nurse Manager — Children's Hospital Los Angeles
  • Nikashia Franklin, MSN, RN, Nurse Leader Coach — Inspire Nurse Leaders

Open Enrollment Nurse Manager Catalyst Program

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

Use code INFO250 for $250 off

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August 28, 2024

Shaping Tomorrow: Essential Competencies and Pipeline Strategies for Nurse Leaders

Strategies to Close the Knowledge Gap

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What’s Covered

In the face of declining school enrollments, fragile staff engagement, high turnover rates, and financial challenges, innovative leadership in nursing is more critical than ever. Join Dr. Lori Armstrong, CEO of Inspire, for this month’s must-attend webinar featuring two dynamic Chief Nurse Executives Dr. Pidge Lohr of Integris Health and Dr. Gail Vozzella of Houston Methodist Hospital System. Discover what it takes to lead in today’s challenging environment and learn shortage-proof strategies to build a sustainable nursing workforce. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and practical solutions from top experts in the field.

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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.

  • CEs: 6.5
  • Duration: ~6 Hours

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

Nurse leader development webinar featuring speakers from Kaiser Permanente & Children's Hospital Los Angeles.