Growing Tomorrow s Nurses and Clinical Leaders. For Audio Dial: 218-844-0850 Access Code: 1096648#



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Growing Tomorrow s Nurses and Clinical Leaders For Audio Dial: 218-844-0850 Access Code: 1096648#

Speakers Lynn Fischer, Founder and CEO, Catalyst Learning Company Melanie Waller, Director of Leadership Development for HCA's Western Group Tricia Scott, Division Director of Workforce Development for the North Texas Division

Growing Tomorrow s Nurses and Clinical Leaders Agenda 1. Lynn Fischer: intro and overview of CLC s relationship with HCA 2. Melanie Waller: a case study 3. Melanie Waller and Tricia Scott: Building a case for urgent action: HCA s steps to create and implement a grow our own approach to its nurse/clinical pathways 4. Addressing gaps across the continuum: a) Grow our Own nursing program at HCA North Texas b) New ED program for emerging leaders at Aurora c) Other longer-term pipeline building tools 5. Succession planning: linking the tools to create long-term results 6. Success stories 7. Lynn: Q/A

Catalyst Learning s Relationship with HCA Catalyst Learning has helped HCA address its workforce development challenges since 2002. In the last decade, a dynamic partnership has grown to include dozens of HCA medical centers and shared service facilities.

Sample HCA Success Stories Gregory Williams, a School at Work graduate and unit clerk/cna at Bayshore Medical Center in Houston, is pursuing an EMT degree this fall through Emergency Consultants, Inc., a clinical affiliate of East Houston Regional Medical Center. ECHO Grads at Methodist Healthcare System of San Antonio - participants Leslie Mescado and Diana Ontiveroz have been accepted into the nursing program at San Antonio Community College.

We See Your Potential Informal pathways to success Internal support for growth and development Higher Education opportunities with tuition reimbursement School at Work/ECHO programs Rose Searle (center) accepting an award from CEO John Hill and VP of HR Kathy Yeager While a SAW student, Rose Searle was selected as Employee of the Year and received one of two of her facility s 2008 Caring at Heart Award, which recognizes RNs and ancillary staff for their caring and commitment to patients.

HCA North Texas GROW YOUR OWN Helps current HCA-NTD employees gain the needed knowledge, skills, and credentials to advance careers Partnership with Community Colleges Pipeline of RN s Expands capacity for nursing school Fills vacancies at the hospitals

HCA North Texas How Does It Work? Tuition, fees, books, uniforms paid up front Pay back School provides curriculum and classroom instructor Hospital provides clinical instructor, clinical training and classroom space

HCA North Texas Enrollment 1 st cohort enrolled Fall 2008 Spring 2010 graduated 35 To Date, have graduated 84 80% Retention 79 Currently in the program Over 100 in the pipeline

HCA North Texas Metrics NCLEX NTD results 89% Avg GPA Pre-reqs 3.06 Avg GPA for sciences 3.26 El Centro College 92%

HCA North Texas PBDS 2010 Grow Your Own PBDS results 61.5% acceptable NTD New Grad Results 57% acceptable National Benchmark 35% acceptable

HCA North Texas Challenges Student selection BSN (Magnet) Sufficient specialty faculty Student schedules Commitment to the project Productivity Overall cost

HCA North Texas OR Nursing A Storm on the Horizon?

HCA North Texas OR RN Vacancies 15% Time to Fill OR RN 95 days Contract Labor 2010 $2.4 mil 2011 YTD $2.1 mil OR RN s over the age of 59 75 (22%)

Concerns Aging perioperative nurses Extreme shortage of experienced OR nurses seeking employment Insufficient number of contract OR RN s No clinical rotation in O.R. for nursing students No established pipeline for new OR RN s or to advance current staff into specialized positions (CVOR)

HCA North Texas Surgical Careers OR Externship Summer 8 weeks June and July OR Internship Early Spring 26 weeks Feb 13 Aug 10 OR Specialty Training (TBD)

HCA North Texas OR Externship Senior 1 BSN students 32 hours/week for 8 weeks (June, July) 24 hours classroom 232 hours clinical $3,072 = scholarship plus insurance $1,000 tuition Upper level elective college credits earned

HCA North Texas OR Externship Selection GPA 3.3 or higher University personnel screen HCA personnel interview Student evaluation at the mid-point and at the end of the externship.

HCA North Texas OR Internship Partnership with college 26 weeks last 15 weeks in OR with preceptor Licensed RN s or eligible to take NCLEX College credits earned On-line didactic, sim lab, precepted clinical Incorporates AORN 101 First consideration to externs from previous summer.

Suture Day- Pig s Feet

HCA North Texas Specialty Training Projected Spring 2013 Current OR staff CVOR, Neuro, Orthopedics

2011 Emergency Department Emerging Leader Program

Business Drivers ED Director turnover rates internal HCA study results In 2009, Western Group on boarded 14 new ED Directors 2008 ED Director mentor program results Approximately 60% hospital admissions originate from the ED

Linkage to HCA Goals (Healthy Work Environment, Operational, Financial) Increase collaboration with our community partners through local higher educational institutions Build upon the credibility and success of the training programs which were funded by HCA Cares Grants Create a work environment that promotes growth and advancement of our employees Succession planning path for employees who seek Manager/ Directors, CNO/COO roles as well as transition exit plan for those who would like to retire Means to meet diversity strategies through selection to ensure that we reflect the patients we serve Secure multiple layers of leadership who are prepared to drive the ED playbook and other quality and operational ED initiatives

Participating Facilities The Medical Center of Aurora, Aurora, CO Wesley Medical Center, Wichita, KS SkyRidge Medical Center, Denver, CO North Suburban Medical Center, Denver, CO West Houston Medical Center, Houston, TX Mainland Medical Center, Houston, TX Rio Grande Regional Hospital, McAllen,TX Valley Regional Medical Center, Brownsville, TX Conroe Regional Medical Center, Houston, TX Kingwood Medical Center, Houston, TX

What is the ED Emerging Leadership Program? One year immersion program resulting in ready to hire ED Directors Candidates are chosen with the approval of Executive Leadership Five days of didactic training per month requiring travel Three weeks of hands on action learning per month in host facility Completion of a project that requires implementation of skills/competencies Increased leadership responsibilities throughout the year with interim ED Director responsibilities in 2 nd 6 mos Ongoing performance feedback provided by mentor, ED Director Preceptor, and Program Director 5 Levels of support: Executive, ED Director, Mentor, Leadership Development Director, External Coach Consultant 3 year commitment post program completion

Curriculum Development Focus Leadership Excellence Clinical Excellence Operational Excellence

Program Competencies Aligning Performance for Success Building and Leading Teams Building Healthcare Talent Coaching & Developing Others Building Strategic Work Relationships High Impact Communication Managing Change Continuous Improvement/Quality Orientation Customer Focus Driving Execution Financial Acumen Operational Decision Making Planning and Organizing Establishing Strategic Direction

What happens during didactic week? Scheduled presenters/speakers covering curriculum content Hands on learning opportunties Assignments for facility learning/action learning activities Follow-up and competency review

Examples of ED Project Work Open a Free Standing ED Design and run an ED department remodel construction project Improve door to greet and other metrics for ED Fast Track area Create a new hire and new grad orientation program Improve ED Satisfaction Operationalize a Peds ED

Next Steps Graduate 8 participants in January 2012 Interviewing and placement in Dec/Jan - 2 Els already hired Expand 2012 program to 3 divisions with kick-off May 2012 Continue ED Charge Nurse development

Success Stories SAW/ECHO graduates in RN school Emerging Leader Director placements

Thank you for attending the Questions or Follow up? Contact Lynn Fischer, lfischer@catalystlearning.com 502-584-7337 webinar! Learn more about Catalyst Learning by visiting our website: catalystlearning.com