Healthcare Leadership Program for Executives

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Transform the Future of Healthcare

As a healthcare executive, your role is pivotal yet fraught with demands that can strain even the most seasoned leader. The stakes are immense and the rewards profound, but the path is complex. Bridging the gap between medical and business acumen requires the integration of leadership skills, financial acumen, and strategic thinking. By enhancing these skills, you not only position yourself to address the challenges of today but also pave the way to advance your career as a healthcare executive. You will be prepared to innovate business models, improve your strategic decision making, boost team performance, and manage multiple stakeholders. In essence, you empower yourself to lead the healthcare evolution with vision, agility, and a focus on patient-centric excellence.

This empowerment is critical, as the challenges healthcare faces today are significant, requiring an evolved skill set. Increased costs, outdated technology, high staff turnover, and operational gaps are some of the challenges that healthcare executives need to overcome. Revamping business operations directly impacts the effectiveness of providing healthcare and keeps the focus fixed on the ultimate beneficiary: the patient.

Why Enroll in This Program

Designed by Emory Healthcare leaders in conjunction with Goizueta Business School faculty and Emory Executive Education, the Healthcare Leadership Program for Executives is tailored to the challenges faced by leaders like you by equipping you with the business skills for succeeding in the evolving healthcare landscape. Over 9 to 12 months, you will leverage the school's vast healthcare network to transform your approach toward challenges and elevate your leadership.

Through application-based learning, a diverse cohort of like-minded executives, and guidance by experts at the forefront of healthcare, you will emerge as a visionary leader. Empowered with refined business acumen, you will be uniquely positioned to drive efficiency, enhance patient care, and lead your organization with agility and purpose in an era of unprecedented change.

Who Is It For?

Whether you’re a business or operations leader in a healthcare-focused company, a physician or nurse leader at the forefront of patient care, or a founder or board member in a biotech organization, the program will open avenues for skill development and networking for you.

This program is ideal for you if you are a:

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Clinical executive looking to combine medical expertise with strategy and business skills

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Nonclinical healthcare executive in allied industries, including pharmaceutical, biotech, healthcare insurance, and digital healthcare, seeking to enrich your healthcare perspectives and leadership abilities

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Hospital administrator responsible for leading care delivery and associated functions of healthcare management

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C-suite or board member looking to enhance your knowledge of evolving healthcare settings

The Emory Advantage: Where Business Meets Healthcare

Learn healthcare leadership skills from the leaders in healthcare management. Emory University brings together in one academic institution two key strengths— world-renowned business education and unparalleled leadership in healthcare, including clinical care, medical education, and pacesetting research. The Goizueta Business School offers a unique, community-oriented environment paired with the academic prestige and rigor of a major research institution while Emory Executive Education brings the Business School’s thought leadership to high-achieving executives from around the globe seeking to advance their impact.

Emory Healthcare is the most extensive healthcare system in Georgia, comprising 11 hospitals, the Emory Clinic, and more than 250 provider locations. The Emory Healthcare Network, established in 2011, is the largest clinically integrated network in Georgia, with more than 2,800 physicians concentrating on 70 different subspecialties. As an integrated academic healthcare system, Emory Healthcare is committed to providing the best care for patients, educating health professionals and leaders of the future, pursuing groundbreaking research, and serving the community.

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    What You Will Learn in the Program

    This program will help you:

    • Instill a shared vision that aligns the unique needs of healthcare management with strategic business goals

    • Investigate critical social determinants and leverage your role and organization to impact change

    • Apply innovative approaches to achieve key financial and productivity objectives while improving quality and safety for patients and stakeholders across your enterprise

    • Accelerate growth by streamlining processes using efficient performance measures and data and analytics while mitigating workforce challenges

    • Hone the ability to manage and drive alignment across roles and departments with varied interests

    • Establish vital connections with the academic and medical communities, community partners, and government organizations

    Program Highlights

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    Core Curriculum

    Kick-start your program journey with 18 weeks of in-depth core sessions exploring healthcare leadership, turning strategy into action, and maximizing effective communication.

    Self Paced Learning
    Self-Paced Learning

    Access recorded sessions that provide the flexibility to learn at your own pace.

    Expert Faculty
    Expert Faculty

    Learn from leading experts who are both thought leaders and experienced practitioners in their areas of discipline.

    Weekly Live Sessions
    Weekly Live Sessions

    Experience live online sessions with the cohort success coach and faculty as well as periodic guest lectures from industry leaders.

    Networking Event
    Networking Opportunities

    Gain new perspectives from networking with high-achieving healthcare executives from different industries and building lifelong connections.

    Flexible Learning Journey
    Flexible Learning Journey

    Customize your learning journey with a choice of two topical electives to gain relevant skills specific to your career goals in a healthcare setting.

    Capstone Project
    Capstone Project

    Apply program insights to a capstone project to refine your skills by developing a business plan and drive immediate on-the-job impact.

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    Success Coach

    Craft your learning journey in line with your career goals with a success coach assigned to your cohort.

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    Hear from the Academic Co-Directors

    Today’s healthcare leaders are expected to effectively juggle the dynamics of a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape and balance economic imperatives with the more human aspects of healthcare. It is ...
    Michael Sacks
    Michael Sacks, PhD
    Faculty Co-Director; Professor in the Practice of Organization & Management, Emory Goizueta Business School; Faculty Director, Woodruff Leadership Academy, Emory Woodruff Health Sciences Center
    Healthcare is fascinating and complex. We continually compete within financial constraints to create innovative cultures that attract the most talented people. Change is the only constant in the equat...
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    Marilyn Margolis, RN, MN, NEA-BC
    Faculty Co-Director; Chief Executive Officer, Emory Johns Creek Hospital; Adjunct Instructor, Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing

    Curriculum

    The curriculum offers a comprehensive approach to healthcare leadership and strategy, structured in three distinct phases. This holistic approach ensures that you are well prepared to lead effectively, adapt to change, manage diverse teams, and contribute to your own success as well as your organization’s.

    • *Participants may attend future in-person events at an additional cost.

    Capstone Project

    As part of your capstone project, you will identify a challenge faced by you or your organization. As you proceed through the program, continually reflect on how the strategies and tools you have learned can apply to formulating a solution. The capstone will be a presentation describing the problem, the solution you have devised, and the strategies and tools from the program that were most helpful. As you engage with the project, you will simultaneously help integrate what you've learned in the program into your day-to-day life and make a meaningful difference to your organization.

    Meet the Faculty

    The program is designed and taught by renowned Emory faculty and healthcare leaders who have a deep understanding of the business of healthcare. The faculty members bring to the curriculum cutting-edge scholarship, extensive experience in the healthcare industry, and insights into the skill set needed for success in the healthcare sector.

    Michael Sacks
    Michael Sacks, PhD

    Faculty Co-Director; Professor in the Practice of Organization & Management, Emory Goizueta Business School; Faculty Director, Woodruff Leadership Academy, Emory Woodruff Health Sciences Center

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    Marilyn Margolis, RN, MN, NEA-BC

    Faculty Co-Director; Chief Executive Officer, Emory Johns Creek Hospital; Adjunct Instructor, Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing

    Molly Esptein
    Molly Ryan Epstein, PhD

    Professor in the Practice of Organization & Management, Goizueta Business School, Emory University

    Brad Haws
    Brad Haws, MBA

    Chief Financial Officer, Emory Healthcare

    Rachel Patzer
    Rachel E. Patzer, PhD

    President and Chief Executive Officer of Regenstrief Institute

    Dane Peterson
    Dane Peterson, MBA

    Former President and Chief Operating Officer, Emory Healthcare

    Ozgecan Kocak
    Özgecan Koçak, PhD

    Associate Professor of Organization & Management

    Peter Topping
    Peter Topping, PhD

    Professor in the Practice of Organization & Management

    Rod McCowan
    Rod McCowan, PhD

    Associate Professor in the Practice of Organization & Management

    Tom Smith
    Thomas Smith, PhD

    Professor in the Practice of Finance

    Karen Sedatole
    Karen Sedatole, PhD

    Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Accounting

    Lynda Barrett
    Lynda Barrett

    Associate Vice President, Strategic Planning, Woodruff Health Sciences Center; Vice President, Strategic Planning, Emory Healthcare

    Rebecca Martin
    Rebecca Martin, PhD

    VP for Global Health; Director, Emory Global Health Institute

    Sheryl Heron
    Sheryl Heron, MD, MPH, FACEP

    Associate Dean for Community, Engagement, Equity, and Inclusion/Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer; Professor and Vice-Chair of Faculty Equity, Engagement, and Empowerment, Department of Emergency Medicine

    Ildemaro J. González, MBA
    Ildemaro J. González, MBA

    Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer Emory Healthcare, Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer Winship Cancer Institute, Emory University

    Tim Cunningham
    Tim Cunningham, RN, DrPH, MSN, FAAN

    Co-Chief Well-being Officer, Office of Well-Being; Vice President of Practice and Innovation, Emory Healthcare; Adjunct Associate Professor, Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing

    Chad Ritenour
    Chad Ritenour, MD

    Co-Chief Well-Being Officer, Office of Well-Being; Professor of Urology, Emory University School of Medicine; Vice Chair of Education and Faculty Affairs, Department of Urology

    Krysia Waldron
    Krysia Wren, PhD

    Organizational Psychologist

    Certificate

    Certificate

    Upon successful completion of the program, participants will be awarded a verified digital certificate from Emory Executive Education. The certificate will be a recognition of your achievement in the Healthcare Leadership Program for Executives.

    FAQs

    Connect with a Learning Advisor for a 1:1 Session

    Our learning advisors have helped senior executives around the world choose the right program for their career goals. Schedule a 1:1 to get a deeper understanding why the Healthcare Leadership Program for Executives is the right fit for you.

    Email: Emory_HLPE@emeritus.org

    Phone: +1 567 350 1214 (U.S.) / +44 1174 633354 (U.K.) / +971 80 00321209 (U.A.E.) / +52 55930 20507 (LATAM)

    Please note that our team is away from December 23, 2024 to January 2, 2025 for the year-end holidays. We look forward to addressing your queries when we resume operations in the new year.

    Early registrations are encouraged. Seats fill up quickly.

    Flexible payment options are available.

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