1.5 Face-to-Face Credit Hours have been Approved

Agenda

5:00 – 5:20pm: Registration/Networking

5:20 – 6:10pm: Dinner and Health Science Association Welcome

6:10 – 6:15pm: Welcome from Texas A&MCC Health Science Association

6:15 – 7:45pm: Panel Discussion

7:45 – 8:00pm: Wrap-Up

Panel: Leading a Successful Multigenerational Organization

In today’s complex healthcare environment, a multigenerational workforce presents unfamiliar terrain for healthcare leaders. As a result conflicts may develop in healthcare organizations due to the generational differences in core values and work-related issues. Other factors include economic and political differences, size of each generation’s population, the transition of younger generations to leadership roles and social influences of the generational periods. This combination of factors results in further conflict among healthcare employees. Healthcare executives must take proactive steps to create cohesion across generational segments.

Moderator: Jonny Hipp, ScD, FACHE CEO of the Nueces County Hospital District

Panelists:

David Rubenstein, FACHE, Clinical Associate Professor of Health Administration, Texas State University

Major General, US Army retired
Past Chairman, American College of Healthcare Executives
Chairman, AMSUS: The Society of Federal Health Professionals

Michael Nowicki, EdD, FACHE, FHFMA, Professor of Health Administration, Texas State University-San Marcos

ACHE Regent – Texas Central and South

Nick Patrick Nilest, PT, DPT, Chief Executive Officer, Corpus Christi Rehabilitation Hospital

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