Health Department Supervisory Skills Virtual Training Series
Training Description
This virtual series builds supervisory skills that can be utilized in health departments and will focus on practical tips and skills building. Former IPHA President, Miriam Link-Mullison, leads these trainings. She has more than 35 years of experience in public health supervisory roles and is a trusted partner for IPHA.
Dates and Times
This training series is comprised of seven virtual sessions beginning March 19, 2025, and ending April 30, 2025.
Application
This training, sponsored by UIC School of Public Health P3RC and the Illinois Department of Public Health will accept 20 applicants to participate in our spring cohort. The application should take no more than 15 minutes to complete. Feel free to email Guddi Kapadia at guddi@uic.edu for any additional questions or clarification. Our team looks forward to reviewing your application!
Please note: To earn a certificate of completion for this training, you must attend 5 of the 7 sessions in their entirety.
Training Review
"Miriam’s wealth of experience in effectively leading others was quite evident during our management team’s time with her. Effective supervision and leadership are skills that require a certain art form. This training helped us to think differently about change management, conflict resolution, providing feedback, boosting morale and so much more. Miriam made the training fun and interesting, with many personal stories from her career and insights gleaned from many resources. I would highly recommend the hybrid supervisory skills training to any agency interested in strengthening their leadership. The combination of a one-day training, followed by three one-hour Zoom sessions, kept us engaged and motivated. Definitely worth the investment!"
ADMINISTRATOR, BOND COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT