- Applications deadline: February 29th
- The Midwest AAOE Board of Directors will be reviewing the applications and will inform the candidates of their decision by March 15th.
2020 AAOE State Leadership Academy Overview
Please read the complete overview of the program and participant obligations which includes payment of a small registration fee and meeting requirements
Purpose:
The purpose of the AAOE State Leadership Academy is to support orthopaedic practice administrators and managers early in their career by providing access to leadership training and tools that will enhance their professional development. The Program is also designed to support State AAOE Chapters and provide early exposure to the AAOE Programs and Services to practice administrators and managers.
Program Overview:
The AAOE State Leadership Academy will combine required text reading, distance learning activities, advocacy engagement, and an organizational project designed to advance the leadership skills of the participants. At the conclusion, program participants will be able to note completion of the AAOE Leadership Academy on their resume.
Eligibility:
Participants must be recommended or sponsored by their State or Regional AAOE Chapter.
Registration Process and Fees:
Participants will apply to participate through their State or Regional AAOE Chapter utilizing a form or process approved by their local Chapter. Applications shall be submitted by February 29, 2020. Participants will be notified of their acceptance by March 15th
Once accepted, participants will be required pay a $250 registration fee payable to their respective State AAOE Chapter.
Required Assessment & Reading:
Participants will be required to complete an assessment tool and a book on leadership as noted below, at additional cost to the participant:
Gallup Strengths Finder Assessment ($89 for full 34 theme report)
The Emerging Healthcare Leader ($48)
Program Communications:
The AAOE will create a Private Group on their Collaborate platform for current participants and Alumni of the State Leadership Development Academy. The AAOE, State Chapter Staff, and Program Faculty shall use this platform to distribute articles of interest and reminders of upcoming events.
Distance Learning Modules (1-Hour Webinars)
Instructor: Laurie K. Baedke, FACHE, FACMPE
Laurie will (a) develop the content for each one hour webinar, (b) to design a curriculum for each of the four phases to include two to three corresponding pre- and post-webinar readings (articles from HBR | Gallup, etc.) or complementary TEDTalks that enhance or expand on the content delivered, and a one sheet worksheet that contains reflection questions for consideration by the participant following the session. In this way, we don't limit the content engagement to just the webinar itself, but instead allow for additional learnings or possible group interactions on the Collaborate Platform.
Module 1: Leading Self
Module 2: Leading Others
Module 3: Leadership Competencies
Module 4: Career Path Management
Advocacy Fly-In Event
Participants will be asked to participate in the AAOE Fly-In taking place in Washington DC on September 14th and 15th. During the Fly-In, the Leadership Academy participants will have their own specially created event including AAOE and AAOS DC Staff and Members of Congress and/or their staff. Registration for the fly-in will be waived, however, participants will be required to pay for their travel and hotel for this event.
AAOE State Chapter Engagement
Participants will be required to attend their State or Regional AAOE Chapter Annual Meeting to participate in a Leadership Exchange with the Board of Directors of their local Chapter. Depending on the format of the Annual Meeting, participants may be asked to make a presentation on their Class Project and what they learned or key points to share with their colleagues from the leadership program. Registration to the State Chapter Meeting will be waived, however, participants will be required to pay for their travel and hotel for this event.
Class Project
Each class should develop a class project of some sort that will be disseminated to the participating organizations. This could be a research project, presentation on leadership, report from the AAOE Fly In to be delivered at the State Meetings, articles for the state chapter publications, etc.
Participant Budget
The following details the anticipated expenditures that participants and/or their practice should be prepared to pay to complete the program:
Registration Fee: $250
Gallup Assessment: $84
Required Reading: $48
Travel and hotel for Fly In: TBD
Travel and Hotel for State Meeting: TBD
State or Regional AAOE Budget
The following details the anticipated expenditures that the State or Regional AAOE Chapters should budget to participate in the program:
Sponsorship Fee Per State (2 Participants): $1,000
Free State Meeting Registration Per Participant: TBD
AAOE Budget
The following details the anticipated expenditures that the AAOE should budget to participate in the program:
Creation and Maintenance of the Leadership Academy Collaborate Page
Free Registration for the Fly In Per Participant: TBD
The purpose of the AAOE State Leadership Academy is to support orthopaedic practice administrators and managers early in their career by providing access to leadership training and tools that will enhance their professional development. The Program is also designed to support State AAOE Chapters and provide early exposure to the AAOE Programs and Services to practice administrators and managers.
Program Overview:
The AAOE State Leadership Academy will combine required text reading, distance learning activities, advocacy engagement, and an organizational project designed to advance the leadership skills of the participants. At the conclusion, program participants will be able to note completion of the AAOE Leadership Academy on their resume.
Eligibility:
Participants must be recommended or sponsored by their State or Regional AAOE Chapter.
Registration Process and Fees:
Participants will apply to participate through their State or Regional AAOE Chapter utilizing a form or process approved by their local Chapter. Applications shall be submitted by February 29, 2020. Participants will be notified of their acceptance by March 15th
Once accepted, participants will be required pay a $250 registration fee payable to their respective State AAOE Chapter.
Required Assessment & Reading:
Participants will be required to complete an assessment tool and a book on leadership as noted below, at additional cost to the participant:
Gallup Strengths Finder Assessment ($89 for full 34 theme report)
The Emerging Healthcare Leader ($48)
Program Communications:
The AAOE will create a Private Group on their Collaborate platform for current participants and Alumni of the State Leadership Development Academy. The AAOE, State Chapter Staff, and Program Faculty shall use this platform to distribute articles of interest and reminders of upcoming events.
Distance Learning Modules (1-Hour Webinars)
Instructor: Laurie K. Baedke, FACHE, FACMPE
Laurie will (a) develop the content for each one hour webinar, (b) to design a curriculum for each of the four phases to include two to three corresponding pre- and post-webinar readings (articles from HBR | Gallup, etc.) or complementary TEDTalks that enhance or expand on the content delivered, and a one sheet worksheet that contains reflection questions for consideration by the participant following the session. In this way, we don't limit the content engagement to just the webinar itself, but instead allow for additional learnings or possible group interactions on the Collaborate Platform.
Module 1: Leading Self
Module 2: Leading Others
Module 3: Leadership Competencies
Module 4: Career Path Management
Advocacy Fly-In Event
Participants will be asked to participate in the AAOE Fly-In taking place in Washington DC on September 14th and 15th. During the Fly-In, the Leadership Academy participants will have their own specially created event including AAOE and AAOS DC Staff and Members of Congress and/or their staff. Registration for the fly-in will be waived, however, participants will be required to pay for their travel and hotel for this event.
AAOE State Chapter Engagement
Participants will be required to attend their State or Regional AAOE Chapter Annual Meeting to participate in a Leadership Exchange with the Board of Directors of their local Chapter. Depending on the format of the Annual Meeting, participants may be asked to make a presentation on their Class Project and what they learned or key points to share with their colleagues from the leadership program. Registration to the State Chapter Meeting will be waived, however, participants will be required to pay for their travel and hotel for this event.
Class Project
Each class should develop a class project of some sort that will be disseminated to the participating organizations. This could be a research project, presentation on leadership, report from the AAOE Fly In to be delivered at the State Meetings, articles for the state chapter publications, etc.
Participant Budget
The following details the anticipated expenditures that participants and/or their practice should be prepared to pay to complete the program:
Registration Fee: $250
Gallup Assessment: $84
Required Reading: $48
Travel and hotel for Fly In: TBD
Travel and Hotel for State Meeting: TBD
State or Regional AAOE Budget
The following details the anticipated expenditures that the State or Regional AAOE Chapters should budget to participate in the program:
Sponsorship Fee Per State (2 Participants): $1,000
Free State Meeting Registration Per Participant: TBD
AAOE Budget
The following details the anticipated expenditures that the AAOE should budget to participate in the program:
Creation and Maintenance of the Leadership Academy Collaborate Page
Free Registration for the Fly In Per Participant: TBD