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LEARNING 41 Seminars 100-106 1.5 credit hours each "A" seminars will be held 4:15 p.m.-5:45 p.m. on Wednesday; "B" seminars will be held 8:45 a.m.-10:15 a.m. on Thursday 100A or 100B Administrative Fellowships: Evaluating and Preparing for This Post-Graduate Career Opportunity Andrea B. Paciello, FACHE Executive Director, Radiation Oncology, Massachusetts General Hospital Gina Cronin Administrator, Cleveland Clinic Kathryn Handley Administrative Fellow, UNC Hospitals Jeremy L. Jenkins Operations Manager, Mayo Clinic Monique Porter Director, Ambulatory Services, Newton-Wellesley Hospital Learning Objectives: * Identify questions to ask when evaluating whether a fellowship is the best post-graduate career choice for you * Discover how to position yourself as a strong candidate for administrative fellowships, including tips on writing your personal statement and preparing for interviews 101A or 101B The Impact of Clinical Engineering and IT Relationships on Staff Satisfaction and Productivity Alfred Hamilton, PhD Assistant Professor, The George Washington University Lawrence W. Hertzler Vice President, Clinical Engineering, ARAMARK Healthcare Technologies Learning Objectives: * Discuss the facilitators for achieving the successful integration of an organization's clinical/biomedical engineering and IT departments * Examine how technology affects clinicians' ability to complete daily clinical tasks when interacting with patients, other clinical providers and entities outside the healthcare organization 102A or 102B Getting Everyone on Board With Your Patient Experience Strategy Carla Peterson, FACHE Client Experience Manager, Press Ganey Associates Inc. Tom Tull Senior Director/Senior Executive Coach, Mountain States Health Alliance Learning Objectives: * Use multiple communication methods to reach all stakeholders and communicate strategic plans and objectives * Explore how to engage all employees to successfully achieve strategic goals by translating corporate objectives to department, team and individual goals 103A or 103B Successful Strategies for Payor Partnerships in the Reform Era James R. Smith, FACHE Senior Vice President, The Camden Group Richard Ferrans, MD Senior Vice President/Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Presence Health Learning Objectives: * Discuss how organizations evaluate market opportunities to develop successful networks of physicians, hospitals and health systems * Identify concrete steps that can be taken to create sustainable partner relationships with payors 104A or 104B Reserved for an Emerging Topic ACHE purposely leaves a handful of seminars open to make room for late-breaking topics. Please refer to ache.org/Congress for more information on what these topics will be. Looking for more information about these seminars? An enhanced, digital edition of this brochure is available at ache.org/Congress. Seminars  http://http:// http://http:// http://http:// http://http:// http://www.ache.org/Congress/EmergingTopics.cfm http://www.ache.org/Congress

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