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Target Audience

FLASH is aimed at specialist doctors within their first 10 (approx.) years of independent practice as well as trainees in their last year of specialty training and clinical/research Fellows.

Aim

The FLASH program aims to equip participants with the knowledge, skills and attributes which are building blocks for effective leadership. FLASH is designed to foster the longitudinal development of confidence and behaviours for effective leadership. These skills will be able to be applied to all facets of working within the health system throughout participants’ careers.

FLASH Highlights
  • Full-day interactive workshops
  • Two-day immersive offsite overnight workshop
  • Four interprofessional days learning with mixed allied health and nursing & midwifery FLASH streams
  • Highly interactive format with wide-ranging guest faculty
  • Tailored to local health district/ network needs to address a gap in medical leadership development, linking to real-life health service scenarios
  • Opportunity to ‘shadow’ a senior health leader
  • Great opportunities for building ongoing networks across disciplines and professions

 

Dates for 2025
May - Friday 23rd
June - Friday 20th
July - Friday 18th
August - Friday 29th
September - Friday 26th
October - Friday 10th
November - Friday 21st and Saturday 22nd (includes overnight stay at Q Station, Manly)

 

2025 Applications Open until Friday 7th March

 

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Participant Fees

Trainees/Fellows will receive complimentary registration which includes all costs of the FLASH program.

  • $5500 for the full program for WSLHD participants - includes 8 full-day sessions, overnight stay at Q Station Manly, all meals and refreshment, access to FLASH resources and 2 sessions with a professional coach
  • The course has been pre-approved for WSLHD staff specialist’s TESL ie applicants for TESL will get automatic out-of- session approval for the full program without having to wait for the committee to meet. Payment will be processed without participants having to pay up front.
    Note: approval from the participant's manager will still be required and the participant will be fully responsible for the TESL application process.

 

Organising Committee

Sandra Turner, Radiation Oncologist, Westmead Hospital; Clinical Lead Professional Development, Research and Education Network (REN) WSLHD
Jane Bolster, District Nurse Educator, Professional and Leadership Development, Research and Education Network (REN), WSLHD
Henry Maung, Geriatrician, Head of Department, Rehabilitation and Aged Care Services, Blacktown & Mt Druitt Hospitals (BMDH),  WSLHD
Sonja Cronjé, Professional Coach (PCC) and member of the International Coaching Federation (ICF)
Anthony Glover, Director Master of Surgery Program, USyd; Endocrine Surgeon  
Allison Sigmund, Acting Allied Health Professions Education Coordinator, Research and Education Network (REN), WSLHD

 

Please direct inquiries to: [email protected]

 

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