LEADS Learning Series: LEAD Self

LEADS Learning series: lead self

The LEADS in a Caring Environment capabilities framework represents the key skills, behaviours, abilities, and knowledge required to lead in all sectors and levels of the health system. It presents a common understanding of what good leadership looks, feels, and sounds like.

This session introduces leaders to the four capabilities of “Lead Self”: Self-motivated leaders Are self aware; Manage themselves; Develop themselves, and Demonstrate character. This training course will enable you to understand each of these capabilities and how they relate to your work as a leader. You will be engaged in activities and reflection opportunities that you can use to learn more about yourself, your values, and purpose as a leader.

Who is this course for?

This course is open to leaders in Cohort 1 & 2

Learning Outcomes:

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Understand the role that self-awareness plays in effective leadership
• Be inspired and encouraged to make time for self-development
• Have increased insight into yourself as a leader, identifying key areas of strength and opportunities to grow
• Be set up to continue your own professional development in the Lead Self domain, and will be expected to develop a plan for professional development that is aligned with one Lead Self capability
• Leaders will also make new connections with their colleagues and will be provided with “take-home” activities they can use to further their development.

Pre-Work:

• Not applicable for this course.

Learning Hours:

2.0

Course Fee:

HHS staff, physicians and volunteers: FREE

Non-HHS: Not Applicable (HHS only)

IMPORTANT:

• Due to construction at the Victoria Parking Garage at Hamilton General Hospital (HGH), the October 6^th session at PHRI will be limited to staff and physicians from HGH, RJCHC, and 293 Wellington.