77th ASSH Annual Meeting - Back to Basics: Practice and Education-IC08: Building a Practice: What I Wish I Knew in My First 5 Years (AM22)

IC08: Building a Practice: What I Wish I Knew in My First 5 Years (AM22)

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The Young Leaders Program is a three-day leadership development seminar offered by ASSH. It focuses on developing leadership and team-oriented skills. The program includes discussions on key issues within the upper extremity profession, training on medical society governance, and completion of a team project. Participants gain skills such as communication, evidence-based decision making, and problem-solving, among others. The program offers opportunities for networking and mentorship with current leaders of ASSH. The skills and connections gained from participating in the program can have long-lasting benefits, both professionally and personally. The Young Leaders Program is an excellent opportunity for individuals who are looking to develop their leadership skills and make a difference in the field of upper extremity medicine.

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Session Tracks Practice Management

Session Tracks Young members

Speaker Amber Rachel Leis, MD

Speaker Amy Kay Fenoglio, MD

Speaker Beatrice Grasu, MD

Speaker Ellen Satteson, MD

Speaker James M. Saucedo, MD, MBA

Speaker Ramesh C. Srinivasan, MD

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Young Leaders Program

leadership development

team-oriented skills

upper extremity profession

medical society governance

communication

evidence-based decision making

problem-solving

networking