The Great Invitation: An Inspired Imperative to Uncover the Magnificence within Healthcare
Diane M. Rogers, PCC, CPXP | President & Founder, Contagious Change, LLC
Experience the positive energy, practices and mindsets necessary to shift from the often-paralyzing perspectives brought on by the pandemic and The Great Resignation to an invitation that leverages individual strengths. Through a coaching mindset and a framework that holds up the mirror to magnificence, you will learn how to increase engagement, connect to meaningfulness and elevate the wellBEING of your staff. This session is planned to be interactive and fun!
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