- This event has passed.
Enhancing Preceptorships: Effective Communication Skills
Unlock the power of effective communication in preceptorship with our comprehensive training session designed for healthcare professionals, educators, and mentors. This engaging and interactive workshop will provide you with essential skills and strategies to enhance your role as a preceptor, fostering a positive and productive learning environment for your learners.
What You Will Learn:
- The Importance of Effective Communication: Discover why clear and constructive communication is crucial for building trust, setting expectations, and supporting learner development.
- Key Communication Skills: Explore vital skills such as active listening, clear and concise communication, empathy, and emotional intelligence that will help you connect with your learners and improve their learning experience.
- Strategies for Success: Learn practical techniques for giving constructive feedback, resolving conflicts, and using non-verbal communication to reinforce your messages.
Enhance your ability to support and guide your learners effectively, ensuring a successful and enriching preceptorship experience. Whether you’re new to preceptorship or looking to refine your skills, this training will provide you with valuable tools and techniques to make a lasting impact.
By attending this training, attendees will be able to:
- Understand the importance of effective communication in preceptorship.
- Explore key communication skills for preceptors.
- Learn strategies for improving communication with learners.
Presented by Andrés Sánchez, MSOL, Workforce Program Manager, CCALAC.
Complimentary training for CCALAC Members & Affiliates
Instructor Biography:
Andrés Sánchez, MS, is a health fairness leader and workforce strategist committed to strengthening and diversifying the healthcare workforce. As Workforce Program Manager, Andres leads initiatives advancing community-based fairness while overseeing the AHEC Scholars and CREW programs. Also, Andres is a recent graduate of the Managing to Leading cohort of UC San Francisco and Cedars-Sinai.