"Wish Someone Had Told Me That!" - Lessons Learned in Leadership

Date

April 6, 2011

$25

Standard Price

Successful leaders realize that "job title" doesn't equate to success. They recognize and understand that many other key behaviors help engage staff and lead to personal effectiveness. This presentation focuses on how to develop your best management style to display your strengths and leadership abilities. "Lessons learned in leadership" - often through trial and error of nursing leaders before you - is exactly what you wish someone had told you.

Speaker

E. Mary Johnson, BSN, AMB-BC, NE-BC (ret.)

Consultant, Career Coach for Nurses

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