Join your Assiniboia & North & Central Saskatchewan Executive teams and fellow health leaders for an informal networking session! Discover the latest updates and initiatives happening within your local Chapters, while connecting with peers who share your passion for advancing healthcare leadership. We're also excited to welcome Dr. Jaason Geerts, Vice-President of Research and Leadership Development at the Canadian College of Health Leaders. Dr. Geerts will be giving an exclusive sneak peek of his highly anticipated talk for the upcoming Canada West Health Leaders Conference, happening in Saskatoon from November 13-15. Don't miss this unique opportunity to expand your network and gain insights into the future of healthcare leadership!
We hope to provide:
- Networking and collaboration among members
- Learn about the conference theme, sessions and presentations
- An opportunity to informally discuss conference topics
Have you registered for the upcoming Canadian West Health Leadership Conference in Saskatoon? Please take a look at all of the conference information here: https://cchl-ccls.ca/event/cwhlc2024/
Dr. Jaason Geerts – Vice-President, Research and Leadership Development, Canadian College of Health Leaders
Dr. Jaason Geerts is the Vice-President of Research and Leadership Development at the Canadian College of Health Leaders (CCHL) and an associate at the Centre for International Human Resource Management (CIHRM) at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School.
Jaason completed his PhD at the University of Cambridge on leadership for professionals after a teaching degree and two Master’s from the University of Toronto and Cambridge respectively.
Along with being a TEDx speaker and giving keynote addresses at several prominent conferences, Jaason’s work has been featured in international peer-reviewed journals, including BMJ journals, the Globe and Mail, CBC national news, CTV news, and local radio, as well as globally through the International Hospital Federation (IHF).
The model of leadership in a crisis that Jaason created is the theoretical foundation for a recent successful CIHR research grant valued at $450,000 and he participated as an invited international expert advisor for a World Health Organization (WHO) symposium on health system recovery.
*Zoom details will be provided upon registration
