Western Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Office of Rural Health has scheduled another EMS Leadership Academy (Level One) for July 30th and 31st at the UW-River Falls Campus.
The EMS Leadership is a two-day leadership seminar for new, current and future leaders of ambulance services. This course will provide instruction and tools on personal leadership development, performance improvement for volunteers and recruitment and retention.
Hands-on, group participation is at the core of this program. Attendees will be given tools and techniques they can implement, not theories or abstract concepts.
Speaking at the workshop will be Aarron Reinert and John Becknell of the SafeTech Solutions.
There is NO COST to attend this workshop. Please be watching for more details and registration materials.
Let me know if you have any questions!
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Kathryn Miller, Program Manager
Rural Hospitals & Clinics Program
Wisconsin Office of Rural Health
310 N. Midvale Blvd., Suite 301
Madison, WI 53705
Office: 608/261-1891
Fax: 608/261-1893
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