Regina Clark

Learn how competent leaders lead by connecting with others, being committed, courageous and being able to champion change. This sometimes wacky, sometimes serious keynote explores some of the traits required to be an effective leader.

During this program Regina will share seven characteristics that competent clinicians must have to succeed in today’s fast paced, demanding, ever changing healthcare environment. Learn how competent clinicians lead by connecting with others, being committed, modeling courage and being able to champion change. Clinicians will also learn communication strategies that will help avoid litigation!

It’s easy to be a good leader when things are calm, employees are competent, customers are polite and the economy is thriving. Unfortunately, that’s not where we are right now. It seems as if every day we read about another company that is declaring bankruptcy, reducing their workforce or reducing their employee benefits. Customers are hording their money and leaders are trying to figure out what strategy to implement next to generate revenue. Truly great leaders emerge when situations become chaotic, employees are frustrated and/or demoralized and confusion is the norm. There are a few things that great leaders do that are fairly consistent.

Champions are peak performers! They are at the top of their game and can be found everywhere – in business, sports, government, and education. Champions have outstanding attitudes and know how to overcome obstacles. This program will inspire and energize your audience to not only think like a champion but to act like a champion every day.

Top performers have a vision for the future; they know where they are going and work hard to stay focused on the result. Top performers learn how to overcome obstacles and stay positive. During this fast passed, witty keynote Regina will motivate you to get moving towards your personal and professional goals. If not now, when?