Webinars
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Looking for Continuing Education Credits for cHAP Certification? Attend a Webinar!
Receive 2 credit points for every AHCAP webinar you attend to apply toward your continuing education needed to apply for or renew cHAP certification. If you need a certificate from a past webinar, please contact Natasha Pitcock at AHCAP Headquarters at npitcock@hqtrs.com.
Upcoming Webinars
July 28th - Microsoft Teams Roundtable
Facilitators Rhonda Miles (BJC Healthcare), Lisa Stracek (Essentia Health) and Jamie Turlington (Intermountain Healthcare) will discuss how they utilize Microsoft Teams in their day-to-day work for:
- Meeting and Committee management (agendas, attendee list, minutes)
- Storing Documents
- Recording and Chat Management
- Adding people and how to hush the distributors
- Learn tips and tricks from fellow members, experts in the field and Microsoft
This session will be hosted via Microsoft Teams and no prior experience is needed! This will be the first of these sessions and we are looking to expand our knowledge on Teams with a user group and discussion board. Prior to this gathering, we urge you to watch the Intro to Microsoft Teams webinar that was presented by AHCAP in 2019. Click here for the archive.
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As an administrative professional, you are the go-to for questions about the inner workings, policies, and history of your healthcare facility. It is equally important for decisions made during board meetings to be properly captured in the event of the need to show that the board acted in accordance with the bylaws. In this session, Kate will discuss:
- The importance of understanding the facility bylaws, policies, and procedures;
- Ways to serve as a resource for your administrator;
- How to capture references to bylaws and policies in minutes.
Presenter Bio: Kate leads ACCSES’s national advocacy efforts, including legislative and regulatory policy and member advocacy. Prior to joining ACCSES in May 2016, Kate practiced law at the law firms of Chadbourne & Parke (now Norton Rose Fulbright) and Dilworth Paxson in Washington, D.C., while also teaching 22 semesters of legal research and writing as an adjunct law professor. Kate’s pre-law career was spent in the broadcasting industry, including many years as Vice President of Programming and Development for Turner Broadcasting in Atlanta. Kate moved to Virginia in 1996 to take an executive position at America Online and later had a successful consulting practice in broadcasting and media. Kate is a magna cum laude graduate of George Mason University School of Law, and a cum laude graduate of Boston College. Kate has served on several boards including the Historical Society of the Courts of the D.C. Circuit board, the Woolly Mammoth Theatre board, the George Mason University School of Law Alumni Association board, and the George Mason University Alumni Association board.
Please note: This event is not intended to offer legal advice, but rather to better your understanding of how bylaws work and why following them is important. Specific questions regarding individual bylaws and policies should be directed to your organization’s legal counsel.
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August 26th - WFH Best Practices & Teamwork Webinar
Remote work, will it be the new normal? As organizations look to permanently provide flexible and hybrid models of working remotely, this is quickly becoming the new norm. There are many silver linings and challenges that COVID has created. Working from home and understanding how to do so effectively is important to many of us at this time. Certain people thrive with increased connectedness and productivity, while others long for that human connection that fuels their energy. This will be a 60-minute live webinar with interactive Q&A presented to you by Excelsior College staff and include:
- Tips and skills to practice and hone
- Communicating remotely and how to do it well
- Setting up a dedicated and comfortable workspace
- Setting Boundaries and Practicing Self-Care
- Best practices for working remotely in Teams
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About the Presenters:
Khamel Abdulai is the Senior Director of Talent Development and Liaison to the DEI Taskforce (Board of Trustees) at Excelsior College. In addition to his learning and development role, Khamel also supports the College’s strategic initiatives by working with the VP of HR and other senior leaders on change management and on other activities linked to the employee experience. He’s also an instructor at the College of St. Rose and an active supporter of several local non-profits, including serving on the Board of the Albany Center for Economic Success.
Tammy Spinziero is a member of the Student Success Team serving non-traditional adult learners and leading career readiness initiatives in an online learning environment. In this role, she is responsible for the growth, direction, implementation, and oversight of services for career development at Excelsior College. Designed for a distance education environment, she provides a continuum of comprehensive resources, tools, information, programs, and services appropriate for adult learners in a remote environment.
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