Unlocking the Leader Within: A Medical Student’s Guide to Practical Leadership - Elsevier E-Book on VitalSource, 1st Edition
Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
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Discover 14 leadership principles that will allow you to excel as medical trainee.
This student-focused text emphasizes that leadership principles are learned, not innate. Any person equipped with these 14 leadership principles can be a successful leader, regardless of level of training. An emphasis on how to optimize teamwork as a trainee makes this resource unique among leadership books and ideal for medical students and in-training physician assistants and nurse practitioners, as well as all professional health care providers.
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- Synthesizes the 14 most important leadership principles for medical trainees in two parts: 8 skills for self-mastery and 6 skills for effective teamwork.
- Illustrates how popular leadership principles such as emotional intelligence, conflict resolution, avoiding burnout, and confident humility can be applied in a healthcare setting.
- Offers realistic examples of how to apply these principles to the critical parts of medical training.
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1. Introduction
2. Emotional Intelligence
3. Effective Communication
4. Find Your Why and Build Good Habits
5. Personality Type
6. Confident Humility and Why It Matters in the Hospital
7. Leadership Styles
8. Avoiding Burnout
9. Adaptability and creative responses to setbacks and obstacles
10. Characteristics of Successful Teams
11. Conflict Resolution
12. Galvanize Those Around You
13. Delegation
14. Positionless Leadership
15. Feedback
16. Clinical Rotations
17. Letters of Recommendation
18. Research
19. Leadership Activities
20. The Art of the Successful Interview
21. Conclusion -
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