Transitioning From Clinical Staff to Healthcare Management: What’s Next? – 2/4/26

Whether recently assigned to the role of healthcare manager or a seasoned veteran, it is essential to continually step back to assess your knowledge of management practice and how well your critical thinking, problem-solving, decision-making, and communication skills are keeping pace with the rapidly changing and challenging healthcare environment.

For those of you who attended the first program in this leadership development series, “Clinical Staff to Healthcare Management: Starting the Transition,” in January, and all healthcare managers who want to improve their skills and learn practical techniques, please join this session. With a focus on leading change initiatives, building team cohesiveness, coaching healthcare employees for better performance, and using time management strategies, this practical and interactive session will help you manage both the people and business components of your job more effectively.

Sarah Campbell Arnett, MA, NCC, BC-DMT, returns at member request to present this highly interactive, management development program. At the conclusion of this virtual program, participants will be able to:

• Recognize the skills needed for critical thinking and effective problem solving in healthcare.
• Explore conflict scenarios new healthcare managers face and strategies for addressing them.
• Discuss the fundamentals of coaching social workers and nurses, as distinct from managing clinical performance.
• Explore techniques for effective time management that can be implemented in a healthcare setting.

To access discounted member pricing, please log in to your CHA account by clicking “Member Login” in the top right of your screen.

You may pay directly via credit card on this website. To pay via invoice, please select the “PAY VIA INVOICE” ticket option (marked as $0 for online payment) and provide your contact information. CHA Education Services will invoice your organization for this registration. If you have questions or concerns about invoicing for this program, please email EducationServices@chime.org.