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Sunnybrook Leadership Institute 2016 - 2019 Catalogue

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EMERGENT LEADERS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (ELDP):<br />

MAKING THE TRANSITION<br />

The Emergent Leaders Development Program (ELDP), formally known as Supervisor <strong>Leadership</strong> Development<br />

Program (SLDP), is designed as an orientation for staff transitioning into a first-time or entry-level leadership position<br />

in non-nursing roles. This training will assist new leaders to successfully transition to a more formal supervisory<br />

position. The focus of all sessions is on the development of leadership, and operational skills and abilities, to prepare<br />

the leader to confidently and competently assume the responsibilities of the role.<br />

Duration: Once per week for 9 consecutive days.<br />

Classroom Hours: 56<br />

Program Summary<br />

Learning activities include classroom sessions, journaling, manager<br />

coaching and pre-reading. Throughout the program, time will be<br />

allocated to work on small group learning projects. Groups will meet<br />

to prepare a presentation that is a synthesis of what was learned<br />

throughout the program to address a specific shared leadership<br />

challenge that is chosen by the group. During the program, there will<br />

be the opportunity to explore the knowledge and skills needed to:<br />

• Communicate effectively by adjusting to the different<br />

personalities and needs of individuals and teams<br />

• Provide, and respond to, feedback for improving performance<br />

and working relationships<br />

• Respond proactively to conflict and problem situations by selfmanaging<br />

personal style and by facilitating individual and team<br />

discussions to achieve resolution<br />

• Assess the personal and organizational impacts of change and<br />

apply strategies to lessen them<br />

• Address responsibilities related to the Occupational Health &<br />

Safety Act; proactively manage safety situations<br />

• Become familiar with collective agreements and explore the<br />

relevant Human Resources Policies that influence how the team<br />

works together<br />

Available:<br />

Once per academic year.<br />

For:<br />

Emergent Leaders, specifically<br />

supervisors, team leads and coordinators,<br />

in non-clinical departments and nonnursing<br />

programs.<br />

Recognition:<br />

• Emergent <strong>Leadership</strong> Development<br />

Program Certificate;<br />

• Name on <strong>Sunnybrook</strong> <strong>Leadership</strong><br />

<strong>Institute</strong> Plaque;<br />

• Invitation to the the <strong>Sunnybrook</strong><br />

<strong>Leadership</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> Graduation.<br />

Registration:<br />

Participation in this program is by<br />

invitation from your manager. If you are<br />

interested in this program, speak to your<br />

manager.<br />

<strong>Sunnybrook</strong> <strong>Leadership</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> Certificate Programs<br />

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