MHA/542 - Leading with Authenticity in the Health Sector
Course Description
The learner will begin to exemplify the traits of authentic and adaptive leadership in the context of the health sector. Topics include leading in complex environments (transparency, vulnerability, and servant leadership), modeling ethical decision making, creating and adjusting organizational culture, and meaningful collaboration.
This graduate course is 6 weeks.
This course has a prerequisite. Please see details in the Prerequisite section below.
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Course Objectives
- Learners will explore the traits of authentic leaders and contrast them with other leadership styles.
- Learners will analyze their own life and work experiences to determine what has historically informed their leadership style.
- Learners will articulate their own leadership purpose, having synthesized their past and desired future in an authentic leadership context.
- Learners will demonstrate their leadership purpose through a service learning project.
Notes
During the checkout process you will be prompted to provide proof of the requirement(s). If you completed the prerequisite at another institution be prepared to upload an official/unofficial transcript. If you have questions about meeting the prerequisite requirements for this course please contact an enrollment representative.Prerequisites
This graduate level course requires proof of completion of a Bachelor's degree. Be prepared to provide documentation during the checkout process.
Disclaimers
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