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(42)Do’s and Don’ts of Social Media for Healthcare Executives
Healthcare leaders can use social media to stay current, reach customers, build a network, establish a presence, expand their careers and more. Here’s how.
5 Ways to Attract Millennial Physicians to Your Facility
Want to make your healthcare organization more appealing to Millennial physicians? Try this.
Identifying Emerging Leaders in Today’s Healthcare Environment
They are the hospitals, health systems and group practices that have stable, enterprise-wide succession and leadership development plans to keep their best and brightest leaders in place and focused on future success.
The Meaning of Mentorship: Why Healthcare Executive Mentorship is Essential
Healthcare executive mentorship benefits the protégé, mentor, organization, and more.
Rebecca Kapphahn Promoted to Executive Vice President/Managing Principal at Cejka Search
Cejka Search is pleased to announce the promotion of Rebecca Kapphahn to Executive Vice President/Managing Principal, effective immediately.
How Healthcare Organizations Can Attract Top Executive Talent
Healthcare organizations can boost their appeal to executive-level candidates, thereby increasing the likelihood of securing an ideal match
Rebecca Kapphahn Featured in Podcast on Tackling Unconscious Bias
Cejka Search Vice President Rebecca Kapphahn offers critical insight on avoiding unconscious bias traps, navigating social media during the screening and review process, and creating actionable and measurable standards that support diversity.
Avoid an Executive Mis-Hire
Health leaders can avoid costly hiring mistakes by pinpointing and accurately conveying expectations for new healthcare executive candidates.
E-learning and Online Programs in Healthcare Leadership
Health executives hail from a variety of educational backgrounds. Some leaders have been formally trained in a healthcare leadership program, earning an MHA, MPH, MPA, MHSA, DPH degree, or the like.