The Physician Coaching Institute is pleased to offer a new coaching foundation program, Healthcare Peer Coaching Fundamentals, that provides the participant with an immersive experience in coaching. This 2-day virtual live training introduces the student to the International Coach Federation core coaching competencies which they practice real time with other participants. The goal of this training is to equip healthcare team members with the skills and confidence to facilitate a peer to peer coaching conversation. Participants distinguish a coaching conversation from mentoring or advising and learn to effectively support a peer in creating awareness and developing a forward looking plan. Completion of this course meets the coach training prerequisite for enrolling in the advanced Certified Physician Development Coach™ program.
Benefits for Participants
- Learn foundational coaching skills and techniques you can apply to multiple situations
- Participate with cohort members in a highly interactive and competency-based learning format
- Understand the definition of coaching and coaching approach as defined by the International Coach Federation
- Distinguish between coaching, mentoring, counseling, and training
- Become familiar with research and neuroscience that support the efficacy of coaching
- Develop confidence to conduct a peer-to-peer coaching conversation
- Explore whether professional coaching might be a next career chapter for you before committing to our more advanced program
- Earn 15-hours of ICF-approved coach training hours and meet the prerequisite for enrolling in the Physician Coaching Institute’s Certified Physician Development Coach™ certification program
- Earn the Healthcare Peer Coaching Associate™ designation from the Physician Coaching Institute
Learn more at the Physician Coaching Institute site Healthcare Peer Coaching Fundamentals,
Everyone in healthcare is experiencing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, whether you are a clinical front line responder taking care of COVID patients, or now find yourself providing less acute services via telehealth. Our colleagues are in the middle of crisis and adaptationand as coaches, we are also called to step up our game to support healthcare RESILIENCE.
How our PCI coach grads are supporting the font line
As the Executive Director of the Physician Coaching Institute (PCI), I have been heartened to hear how our PCI graduates are supporting their colleagues. One person related that he has been a sounding board for the CMO; as coach, he focuses on coaching presence while the CMO gathers his thoughts. Another coach shared that hes found it effective to remind his physician leader of the leaders Core Valuescoaching work theyd done a few months prior to the crisis. Connecting to personal Core Values was keeping that physician leader anchored to what mattered most. A coach who belongs to to a cadre of internal coaches (and all PCI grads) in her health system shared that they are conducting STAT Coaching sessions being available virtually for short sessions to the entire healthcare team. Recently I spoke with one our grads who will be conducting group coaching sessions once a week for physician members of his regional specialty health association. The sessions will be drop in with the objective of providing overwhelmed clinicians a virtual place to gather, refresh and support each other.
The SELA Coaching Guide coaching clinicians who are managing crisis
Inspired by the reports from our PCI grads, we created a new coaching tool, the SELA Coaching Guide, a coaching framework that coaches can use to coach clinicians who are managing crisis. Weve made the SELA Coaching Guide available, along with a 15-minute video tutorial, to all of our graduates to start using ASAP in those situations when a regular coaching session is not appropriate. SELA, which stands for Settle, Empathize, Listen, and Affirm, guides the coach and coachee through a 15-30 minute coaching conversation. The SELA Coaching Guide is also available for free to trained coaches who are not PCI grads (email me).
The Physician Coaching Institute has launched a new coaching skills training program aimed specifically for multi-disciplinary healthcare leaders. The Certified Healthcare Leader Peer Coach training is a 3-month program aimed at equipping leaders with critical coaching competencies and emotional intelligence skills to more effectively engage their teams.
Drawing from research on positive psychology, emotional intelligence, neuroscience, and healthcare team engaged, this first of its kind training also awards participants with a coaching certification recognized by the the International Coach Federation.
Dr. Francine Gaillour, Founder and Executive Director of the Physician Coaching Institute developed the program in collaboration with master certified coaching professional and academic healthcare leaders. Dr. Gaillour explained the drivers of the program: “In the face of increased stress and burnout reported by clinicians, it is imperative that healthcare leaders understand they must up their game. Research strongly suggests leaders can have a positive impact on physician well-being and team engagement by incorporating a coaching approach and demonstrating emotional intelligence. These are critical leadership skills that are only developed through specialized immersive coach training and personal development. Our new program provides leaders with foundational coaching skills training with required peer coach practice and developmental field work. We are excited about the interest in this new training — healthcare leaders are also realizing they need to a add coaching approach to their repertoire in order to have the impact they envision.”
The Certified Healthcare Leader Peer Coach training is open to health system leadership teams from a single organization. It is important the leadership team trains together as a peer coach cohort (cohort size 10-12). To learn more about the Physician Coaching Institute’s new Certified Healthcare Leader Peer Coach training program, contact Dr. Gaillour (206) 686-4205 or use the Contact Form.