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BECOME A MORE ENGAGING &
INSPIRING PHYSICIAN LEADER
On Saturday, November 19, 2016,
GLMS will host a
Leadership Workshop featuring
Joe Mull, author
of Cure for the
Common Leader:
What Physicians &
Managers Must Do to Engage & Inspire Healthcare
Teams, for physicians and office managers at the
Old Medical School Building.
Cure for the Common Leader is an immersive leadership course that translates the latest research on
employee engagement and motivation into seven
actions physicians and managers must take to
trigger effort and investment among health care
employees. The evidence-based curriculum gives
attendees more clarity on what they should be
doing to build teams that work hard, get along,
and wow patients. It also and provides skill-builder
training in giving performance feedback, cultivating purpose and communication. Mull describes it
as “a simple, clear approach to helping healthcare
professionals become better bosses.”
“The most successful leaders possess insight into
what conditions employees need to be at their best
every day, as well as the leadership skills needed to
create those conditions,” Mull said. “This program
was born out of a desire to give physicians and
managers a research-supported path to building
and leading teams.”
Mull is the former head of Learning and Development for Physician Services at the University of
Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), a U.S. News and
World Reports Top 10 Health Care System, where
he directed training for one of the largest physician groups in the U.S. Nowadays, he travels the
country speaking and training health care leaders
all over the continental U.S. In 2014, he published
his first book, Cure for the Common Leader: What
Physicians and Managers Must Do to Engage and
Inspire Healthcare Teams. Over a 15+ year career,
Mull has trained more than 30,000 people and is
in demand as a speaker and trainer on leadership
and employee engagement in healthcare.
According to Mull, the curriculum is designed to assist both physicians and managers. “In health care,
employees interact with two levels of supervisory
authority: operational management and physicians. While they perform differing roles, they both
hold leadership authority in the eyes of employees.
As a result, they each must possess knowledge and
skills related to leadership and engagement. This
is why the content of the Cure for the Common
Leader program is appropriate…and necessary…
for both managers and physicians.”
Breakfast will be provided from 8:00 a.m. - 8:30
a.m. with program beginning promptly at 8:30 a.m.
and ending at 12:30 p.m. the Old Medical School
Building is located at 101 W. Chestnut Street in
Downtown Louisville. Register for the event at
https://cureforthecommonleaderglms.eventbrite.com
UPCOMING GLMS EVENTS
Sept. 26 GLMS Foundation Golf Tournament
Hurstbourne Country Club
Oct. 12 Wear the White Coat
Old Medical School Building
Oct. 15 Burnout Proof Live Workshop
Lexington Medical Society
Oct. 27 Multi-Payer Roundtable
Old Medical School Building
Nov. 19 Cure for the Common Leader: What
Physicians & Managers Must Do To Engage &
Inspire Health Care Teams
Old Medical School Building
See more at glms.org
GLMS MISSION - Promote the science, art and profession of medicine; Protect the integrity of the patient-physician
relationship; Advocate for the health and well-being of the community; Unite physicians regardless
of practice
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