Interactive workshops are a great way to engage your organization or class
in professional education and development.
Given my extensive experience in educational program development and training, I’m happy to work with you to tailor in-person or virtual lunch-and-learns, half-day workshops, or lectures to meet your organization’s specific learning objectives and needs.
Not sure where to start?
I can help design a workshop that meets your needs or feel free to start with a previously developed workshop – examples below.
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The Art of Medicine in the Age of AI: Engaging with Predictive Risk Algorithms
Interactive workshop examining the development & deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) in the delivery of health care and equipping health care providers with tools to think critically about and engage responsibly with predictive risk algorithms. Attendees learn and practice applying my research based A.R.T. ethical framework to case studies.
Target Audience: Health Care Students and Providers
Typical Timing: 2 – 4 hours
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The Quiet Power of Listening
Engaging team building exercises centered around the three levels of listening and harnessing the positive outcomes that better listening produces for organizations and teams.
Target Audience: Professional Teams
Typical Timing: 3 hours
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Building Career Foundations
Series of dynamic developmental workshops grounded in values, skills, and interest discovery, followed by how to incorporate those discoveries into job materials or searches, career path design, and long-term goals.
Target Audience: College Students and Early-Career Professionals
Typical Timing: Series of 1 hour workshops
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Understanding the Standards: USP <800> and PPE for Chemo
Accredited Continuing Education Workshop developed for healthcare professionals (HCP) interacting with chemotherapy agents. This workshop highlights recent studies and statistics related to health risks for HCP exposed to chemotherapy drugs, explains why the right protection is so important, and summarizes guidelines issued by government agencies and professional organizations for the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to minimize occupational exposure. Designed to both educate on the updated U.S. Pharmacopeia Standards for PPE and empower professionals to advocate for compliance and, consequently, their own safety and wellbeing.
Target Audience: Oncology nurses, pharmacists, sterile processing department techs and/or anyone in a healthcare facility exposed to or handling chemotherapy drugs.
Typical Timing: 2 hours