Exploring Career Pathways in Healthcare Quality
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Healthcare quality professionals have diverse backgrounds and unique education and experience that make them exceptionally suited to be leaders. This diversity is what makes the profession both unique and special. Join us for this insightful webinar that will explore the various pathways into healthcare quality, the diverse roles and opportunities and the skills, qualifications and training needed to succeed.
Expert panelists with clinical and non-clinical backgrounds will discuss how their specialized knowledge and skill sets in quality and safety competencies make them indispensable, how obtaining certifications have helped them on their career path, success and challenges throughout their quality journey and how they collectively work with unique backgrounds to move the needle on quality.
Leave this webinar with takeaways to build a coordinated and competent workforce where the differences make us stronger.
This session is eligible for 1.0 CPHQ CE.
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