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September 29 Diversity and Inclusion Committee Free Webinar
September 29, 2021 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
“Diversity & Inclusion: Why It Matters to the Georgia Healthcare Community”
Free Webinar Presented by ACHE of Georgia’s New Diversity and Inclusion Committee
1 hour of ACHE Qualified Credit
About the Program
In this free webinar for ACHE of Georgia members, panelists will introduce the mission and value statements of ACHE of Georgia’s new Diversity and Inclusion Committee and look at some of the committee’s initiatives for the next year.
Panelists will define and discuss the value of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and provide ACHE of Georgia members with deeper insight into the terms and their meaning to healthcare organizations. The discussion will also look at the benefits of implementing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within healthcare organizations.
This event is also an excellent opportunity for ACHE of Georgia members to discuss and give suggestions on topics they believe ACHE of Georgia should focus on within this committee.
Join us on September 29 for a free webinar presented by ACHE of Georgia’s new Diversity and Inclusion Committee. And earn 1 hour of ACHE Qualified Education Credit.
Moderator:
Carlyncia McDowell
Master’s Candidate in Public Health
University of Georgia
Vice President of UGA’s ACHE Student Chapter
Panelists:
John Kueven, FACHE, MHA, RN
SVP and Hospital President Wellstar Paulding Hospital & Interim President Wellstar Cobb Hospital
Vice President of ACHE of Georgia
Panelists:
Lorraine C. Smith, MBA, CSSBB, MT(ASCP)SH
Vice President and CEO
Monroe County Hospital, Atrium Health Navicent Partner
Event Details:
September 29, 2021, Noon to 1:00 pm Eastern Time
Location:
Virtual meeting via Zoom
Agenda:
Noon to 12:45 pm ET: Education program
12:45-1:00 pm ET: Q&A discussion
1:00 pm ET: Conclude
CEUs:
1 hour of ACHE Qualified Credit
COST:
No fee for registration, but registration is required to receive the free Zoom link and email communications for the event