SARRAH leadership program

In partnership with the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation SARRAH is proud to present an online leadership program for allied health professionals. 

Who this course is for

Do you want to:

• engage with others and understand networks of influence that support and enable leadership?
• develop leadership skills and devise clear pathways forward?
• develop the skills needed to advocate and contribute to broader conversations concerning health delivery and outcomes in rural and remote areas?

If yes then this course is for you! 

Details 

Commencing June 22, 2021 this course will be facilitated via an online learning platform. You will have 4 interactive sessions as well as a number of activities to complete over the 6 week period. This course is approximately 20 hours of online learning, completion of activities including attendance at live webinar presentations is required within the 6 week timeframe to meet course requirements. 

Key dates for your diary are: June 22 @3pm (requirement for course completion), June 29 @3pm, July 13 @3pm, July 27 @3pm. Please note all times are AEST.

You will need to attend the first session at the scheduled time, following this the sessions will be recorded if you are unable to attend the live session. 

The program will cover the following four topics.

Leadership vs management, this module introduces the concept of leadership as being different to management, supporting self-reflection on the type of skills that the individual might need to develop.

‘being’ leadership, this module supports the individual to explore their own strengths in relation to leadership and discover which areas they can focus on developing.

‘doing’ leadership, this module explores how to be a part of leadership action, how to build a network and how to create opportunities to promote the broader industry and achieve positive outcomes.

‘maintaining’ leadership, the final module concentrates on the skills needed to ensure that individuals have the ability to maintain a leadership position within the sector. Focusing on challenges like compassion fatigue, burnout and bullying and how to develop strategies to manage these common issues without impacting on personal or team wellbeing.

You can find out more about the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation at https://rural-leaders.org.au/ 

If you have any questions, please contact rhiannon@sarrah.org.au 

Places are limited so secure your ticket now. If you would like to take advantage of the SARRAH membership discount then please visit www.sarrah.org.au for more info on our membership options.