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Webinar Archived 2023: Nurses Leading Non-Profit Organizations in the 21st Century

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      • The FCNI Education Committee invites you to

        “Leading Non-Profit Organizations in the 21st Century”

         

        Presented by: Mary Lynne Knighten, DNP, RN, NEA-BC

        Date Presented:  June 23, 2023

        Bio:

        Dr. Knighten is the President of FCNI, a faculty member at Azuza Pacific University, and a board-certified nurse executive with 36 years of progressive management experience leading patient care operations, legal and regulatory compliance, and clinical programs including improving patient satisfaction and quality outcomes, mitigating costs, controlling budgets, conducting research, and negotiating contracts for major medical centers and teaching hospitals.

        Description: Nurses often provide leadership in community organizations and professional associations. Nurses and other professionals are frequently not prepared for organizational leadership. Leadership competencies are not emphasized in nursing education and role preparation. Data from the literature and expert opinion indicate that many nurses feel inadequately prepared when fulfilling a leadership role. This session focuses on preparing nurses for successful leadership in non-profit organizations.

        Learning outcome:

      • 1.    Identify competencies that are present in effective nurse leaders.

      Registration: $10 for Members; $20 for Nonmembers

      (No CNE credit available--Certificate of Attendance available upon request.)

       Register: www.fcninternational.org


      is the President of FCNI, a faculty member at Azuza Pacific University, and a board-certified nurse executive with 36 years of progressive management experience leading patient care operations, legal and regulatory compliance, and clinical programs including improving patient satisfaction and quality outcomes, mitigating costs, controlling budgets, conducting research, and negotiating contracts for major medical centers and teaching hospitals.

      Description: Nurses often provide leadership in community organizations and professional associations. Nurses and other professionals are frequently not prepared for organizational leadership. Leadership competencies are not emphasized in nursing education and role preparation. Data from the literature and expert opinion indicate that many nurses feel inadequately prepared when fulfilling a leadership role. This session focuses on preparing nurses for successful leadership in non-profit organizations.

      Learning outcome:

    • 1.    Identify competencies that are present in effective nurse leaders.

    Registration: $10 for Members; $20 for Nonmembers

    (No CNE credit available--Certificate of Attendance available upon request.)

     Register: www.fcninternational.org



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