Our Managing under Pressure course is aimed at diagnostic and therapeutic radiographers who are new into a management role or have an interest in management as a career progression.
Delivered by members of our professional and industrial relations team, it is the only course tailored to meet issues specific to our profession.
This highly focused and interactive course will increase your confidence as a manager and professional lead and teach you the skills to deliver successful partnership working, to be better at managing change and dealing with complex situations and difficult behaviours, it offers practical hints and tips to allow you to conduct hearings and investigations with increased confidence.
You will explore professionalism and professional issues in radiography and radiotherapy and will leave the course with an increased understanding of making professional judgements in your role.
You will gain knowledge that will enable you to:
- Communicate better with your staff, leading to happier and more productive teams
- Work towards reducing staff sickness absence
- Confidently manage change in an uncertain and rapidly altering healthcare landscape
The course offers networking and support opportunities with a session delivered by an experienced service manager.
Here is what previous delegates have said:
“The course has made a big difference to how I engage with staff, thank you”
“As a new manager I enjoyed the course as the content provided has given me knowledge to deal with various situations.”
“A fantastic, well presented course. Very interactive. Great networking opportunities.”
“The focus on policies and employment law was very helpful. And talk from experienced manager was excellent.”
“A very well constructed and presented course, it has made me much more confident when dealing with workplace issues.”
Take advantage of the early bird discount and book your place by 31 August.
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