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NIH-Effective Supervision of Scientists
Course Number: 9524


Description

This course focuses on transforming excellent scientists and technical staff into outstanding managers.

Key Topics

  • Understand your role as a technical manager in leading a professional staff
  • Motivate innovative professionals and provide critical project resources
  • Encourage participation in creative teams and team problem-solving sessions
  • Strengthen your leadership and deal with conflicts and personality clashes
  • Delegate, empower, counsel, and coach professionals for superior results
  • Plan and review professional performance
  • Organize work for the "matrix/project" lab environment
  • Communicate vital information clearly, quickly, and effectively
  • Manage time intelligently and schedule work for maximum results
  • Bonus - Receive the popular management book, Action Tools for Effective Managers , by Drs. Mary and David Gootnick.

Audience

Excellent for new supervisors and project leaders. Perfect for experienced managers wanting to hone their skills and learn new approaches for improving performance.

About the Instructor

Dr. David Gootnick is a nationally recognized authority in management and communication and the author of several books. He is a trained chemist and science educator who has helped thousands of scientists and technical professionals achieve dramatic improvements.

Competencies Addressed

Communication, Teamwork, Establishing Focus, Coaching, Delegation, Motivating Others, Conflict Resolution

Currently accepting enrollment

Course Dates
Course Time
Location
Cancellation Deadline

Dec 8, 2009 Day 1 8:30am - 4:30pm6130 Executive Plaza NorthNov 23, 2009
Dec 9, 2009 Day 2 8:30am - 4:30pm6130 Executive Plaza NorthNov 23, 2009

I would like to be contacted when additional sessions are scheduled or to request a tailored training session for your IC.

Tuition:

 $989

For further information, please call 301-496-6211.

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This page was last reviewed on November 13, 2009