An Interprofessional Learning Community
The NexusIPE™ Emerging Leaders Forum is limited to 30 participants in order to foster the development of a professional learning community. Apply early to reserve your spot! The application process requires three elements:
- a description of our IPE Innovation Project
- a letter of nomination from a senior leader at your institution
- Your CV or resume
Why should my senior leader support my participation in the NexusIPE™ Leadership Forum?
- Interprofessional education is now mandated for accreditation in most pre-licensure health professions programs and is recognized as a Milestone requirement for graduate medical education. Faculty with enhanced skills in developing, accessing, and sustaining interprofessional partnerships that effectively meet the needs of academic programs and practice partnerships will be crucial to meeting this educational requirement in ways that have a positive impact on health and learning outcomes locally.
- Being a member of an effective team is now recognized as critical to addressing burnout and retention issues across the health workforce. Local practice leaders (site medical or nursing directors, administrators, leaders of social service agencies and many others) will need to develop sustainable strategies to improve interprofessional teamworking that support local health and workforce goals to meet this critical issue.
- As interprofessional practice and education initiatives continue to expand, health and education institutions need to develop a local cadre of "on the ground" leaders who have the skills, strategies, and tools to create effective sustainable and impactful interprofessional initiatives that lead to improved health outcomes for people served and improved learning and teamworking skills across the continuum of health professions workforce, from entry level education programs, graduate programs, and continuing professional development of the current workforce.
- Preparing local emerging leaders to practice Knowledge-based Leadership to enhance interprofessional teamwork and health and learning outcomes that matter in sustainable, impactful ways will prepare local institutions (education, healthcare, and social services) to meet the future given both our current challenges in the health workforce and patient equity, and future challenges from Artificial Intelligence (AI), the ever increasing quantity of data and information from our knowledge-based economy.
Registration
Registration in the NexusIPE™ Emerging Leaders Forum includes:
- 14 hours of accredited, live virtual professional development as part of a learning community, including small group interaction and applied support to advance an individual IPE Innovation Project
- 1.5 day in-person workshop with more than 10 hours of accredited content including seminars, facilitated project sessions, personal coaching, and networking
- 1 hour of personal coaching during the program to support individual professional development goals, as well as support for design and implementation of the IPE Innovation Project
- Complimentary registration for Nexus Summit 2024 (A $475 value)
Please note: Registration fee does not include hotel accommodations or travel related expenses for the in-person workshop or Nexus Summit.
Fee
The fee for this program is $7,500
The discounted program fee for AIHC members is $6,375.
Special Savings:
AIHC Members: The American Interprofessional Health Collaborative is the professional community of the National Center. AIHC members receive a 15% discount on program fee (discount is reflected in the AIHC member program fee above). To learn more about AIHC and become a member, visit the AIHC website.
Moving to Action Learning Community Members: Individuals associated with the Moving to Action Learning Community are eligible for an additional 10% discount on program fees.
Group: For institutions sponsoring more than one individual, please contact Jennifer Kertz, jkertz@umn.edu, for special pricing.
An invoice will be generated for payment following submission and review of application.
Application
The application process requires three elements:
- a description of our IPE Innovation Project
- a letter of nomination from an institutional leader
- Your CV or resume
Please review the application elements and gather your information in advance. Once you start the application, you will not be able to save information and return to the application at a later time. Letters should be submitted as part of the application process and should be addressed to National Center director, Christine Arenson, MD. Applications will be reviewed and accepted on a rolling basis.
Priority deadline for application review has closed.
Application deadline is September 2024.
Download the application elements: Emerging Leaders Forum Application Elements.pdf