Office of Leadership Education
The Rady Office of Leadership Education was created to support the health care leadership education imperative. Its main goal is to ensure all health care professional learners, faculty and alumni have access to available opportunities for development; to help promote the additional collaboration, partnerships, and innovation required for co-creation of the leadership capacity our health system needs to thrive.
Opportunities
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President's Student Leadership Program
The Burns Leadership Institute is excited to announce that applications for the fifth cohort of the President's Student Leadership Program (PSLP) are now open! This annual co-curricular development program selects 25 students from a variety of faculties, backgrounds, interests, and levels of study. If you're interested in developing your leadership skills, this is the perfect opportunity for you.
Applications open: January 22, 2024
Deadline to apply: March 3, 2024
Resources
Explore our library guide for a selection of resources supporting health leadership education.
The Leadership Education Library Guide was created to provide additional resources for everyone interested in developing competencies and capabilities in health leadership. The guide incudes books, articles, videos and training materials.
Curated for the health sciences learner across the learning continuum, we aim to support those exploring leadership development at their own pace or teachers looking to integrate additional resources.
The guide was developed by members of the Office of Leadership Education, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences (RFHS), in partnership with the UM Library.
Resources listed here are not exhaustive and may change over time. We welcome your feedback and suggestions.
Events
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Canadian Association for Medical Education (CAME) presents CLIME
May 27-20, 2024 - Vancouver, B.C.
CAME created CLIME to develop national leaders in health sciences education and is designed to meet the needs of individuals who are engaged in leading initiatives that will promote excellence, innovation, change, and scholarship in Health Sciences. This Institute is geared towards Health Sciences educators who are in a position to implement new skills in the workplace. Teaching and learning methods will include: interactive lectures, individual assignments, self-reflection, small-group sessions, team work, and opportunities for networking. Moreover, case examples used during the program will be directly applicable to Health Sciences education.
Awards
- The Winnipeg Foundation Martha Donovan Leadership Award - Next deadline November 1, 2023
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