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Chief Workforce Officers: Who, What, When, and Why? - P2P NETWORKING SESSION

Date
March 17, 2020

An organization’s workforce is at the core of its ability to achieve its goals, yet this area frequently does not receive focused investment in the C-suite. The duties of developing and maintaining a thriving staff are often scattered among the entire leadership team, with varying levels of responsibility living in the general Human Resources (HR) department. If your organization struggles with workforce recruitment and retention and lacks a cohesive workforce plan, a chief workforce officer (CWO) could be the answer. In this session, staff from NACHC and the Association of Clinicians for the Underserved (ACU) STAR2 Center will discuss highlights from an upcomong CWO Toolkit and answer questions about who the CWO is, what their role is at the health center, when you should incorporate them into your organization, and why this matters. Additionally, a panel of health center C-suite leaders will share strategies taken to incorporate this role into their health centers and how this investment in their organizations benefited their patients and staff.  This session will include group discussion, offering attendees with varying levels of knowledge on this topic a chance to learn and share with others.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand how a CWO benefits both health center patients and staff.
  • Identify the core competencies of a CWO.
  • Locate resources to help recruit and support an effective CWO.

Speakers

Speaker Image for Gerrard Jolly
Director, Career Advancement Strategies, NACHC
Speaker Image for Katherine Brieger
Chief, Workforce Development and Executive Director Planetree Institute, HRHCare
Speaker Image for Suzanne Speer
Director, Workforce Development, Association of Clinicians for the Underserved (ACU)
Speaker Image for Rosa Agosto
Rosa Agosto, MEd, MA, CRC
Chief Talent and Learning Officer, Urban Health Plan
Speaker Image for Ross Brooks
Chief Executive Officer, Mountain Family Health Centers
Speaker Image for Sabrina Edgington
Director, Learning and Curriculum Design, Association of Clinicians for the Underserved

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