In response to the voices of the network captured in the Pinnacle Workforce Survey 2023, Pinnacle would like to offer 41 registered health professionals from within the network an opportunity to upskill in mentoring and supervision. We invite you to register your interest by completing and submitting this form before 5pm, Friday 5 December.
The workshops will be held at Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato | The University of Waikato.
For those living outside Waikato/Coromandel boundaries, we are able to supplement your travel expenses $230.00 (paid to your practice for reimbursement).
Requirements to apply for the course:
Register your interest by completing and submitting this form before 5pm, Friday 5 December. We will advise by email if your application has been successful, so please ensure you provide the correct email address.
Please talk to your manager before applying.
“The course was engaging and thought provoking with lots of time to practice the skills of professional supervision - I’d recommend it to anyone with an interest in supporting colleagues.”
"The element about the course I most enjoyed was the ability to engage in the programme at a steady and useful pace rather than the hectic time pressured daily routine that I am used to as a GP. The content was thought provoking to continue with personal reflective practice and also to remember to stop talking and to listen."
"I found the workshop empowering, informative and interactive. I think any health worker who gets the chance to be involved in the workshop would benefit."
"I attended the supervision and mentoring training unsure of what to expect but walked away with such a deep appreciation of this well put together, informative and practical training. I feel resourced, informed and able to now provide quality supervision to colleagues. I most appreciated the clarity of the information, and really enjoyed the way we got to have group discussions, and practical one-on-one practise sessions. This really helped cement the learning. Highly recommend this well organised, quality training with tutors who really know their stuff and walk the talk!"
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