• #119 - Effective HR Strategies and Operational Excellence

  • Oct 24 2024
  • Length: 33 mins
  • Podcast

#119 - Effective HR Strategies and Operational Excellence

  • Summary

  • NEW episode of The ASHHRA Podcast that we know you'll find invaluable! Tune in as we broadcast from the stunning rooftop of the Alida Hotel in Savannah, Georgia, during the prestigious ASHHRA Executive Summit. Bo and Luke are joined by an exceptional guest, Michelle Wiles, the Chief People and Culture Officer at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Dive into an episode filled with insights, strategies, and inspiration for healthcare HR professionals!

    Episode Highlights:

    • The ASHHRA Executive Summit Experience: Get a front-row seat as Michelle Wiles shares her appreciation for the close-knit setting of this summit, where healthcare HR executives build relationships and share industry experiences. Learn why this non-salesy, member-driven event stands out!
    • Practical HR Strategies and Operations: Michelle delves into the importance of a strong HR foundation, likening it to constructing a house. Discover her practical advice on streamlining transactional processes and how she significantly reduced time-to-fill positions from 66 to 44 days at her organization by optimizing business processes.
    • Transforming Through Technology: Explore Michelle's expertise in change management as she shares insights on effectively implementing new technology. Learn about the common pitfalls of incorporating old processes into new systems and the importance of seamless workflows and effective communication.
    • Career Development and Workforce Insights: Passionate about helping others explore career paths, Michelle offers valuable advice on gaining real-world experience and the benefits of varied professional exposure. Dive into her reflections on healthcare employment benchmarks and strategies to improve job satisfaction among new graduate nurses.
    • Leadership and Teamwork: Hear from Michelle on balancing rational decisions with empathy in leadership roles. Gain perspective on the unique integration of healthcare HR with business operations and the vital role of collaborative effort within teams.

    Why Attend the ASHHRA Executive Summit?

    • Networking and Skill Enhancement: With roughly 20-25 healthcare HR executives in attendance, this is your chance to engage in meaningful relationship-building and problem-solving.

    Career Advice Corner:

    Michelle Wiles also touched on the MHA (Master of Health Administration) residency programs and the importance of lateral career movements for development. She stresses the significant impact of diverse professional experiences and encourages a proactive approach to career progression.

    Get ready to redefine your HR strategies and operations with insights from one of the industry's most respected leaders.

    Thank you for being a part of our thriving community. Let’s continue to learn, grow, and excel together!

    Warm Regards,

    The ASHHRA Podcast Team

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