EQ Training Puts the CARE in Healthcare Leadership
Summary
Research has proven that individuals who increase their emotional intelligence (abbreviated “EQ” in contrast to “IQ”) can create more positive outcomes in every aspect of their careers and lives, and that Six Seconds’ unique programs help people learn these skills.Nancy Wilde, MSN, the Vice President for Patient Care Services at Community Memorial Hospital says, "Tom Wojick is a knowledgeable, gifted facilitator who also teaches every day by the way he lives his life.While other courses provide EQ theory, this certification is focused on teaching people how to develop the skills and competencies through media, experiential learning, dialogue, and self-reflection.Nancy Wilde, MSN, the Vice President for Patient Care Services at Community Memorial Hospital says, "Tom Wojick is a knowledgeable, gifted facilitator who also teaches every day by the way he lives his life.The institute was created to bring Six Seconds’ innovative tools for individual and organizational change to healthcare.Six Seconds is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit, the world-leading resource for developing and applying emotional intelligence in organizations, schools, and for families.