Human Resources for Healthcare Professionals
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Course Description
This program provides a comprehensive human resource management foundation, grounded in practice, for those who intend to work, or are working, in healthcare settings. All of the modules in this program instill a solid foundation in both human resources and healthcare administrative practices.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
· Identify the types of healthcare organizations.
· Describe the current and future states of the healthcare industry.
· List and briefly describe human-resource-management activities.
· Explain the unique aspects of managing human resources in healthcare organizations.
· Discuss several of the human-resource challenges in healthcare.
· Define the competencies required for healthcare HR professionals.
· Describe the importance of attaining HR management credentials.
· Explain the relationship between the type of healthcare organization and the level of senior HR position.
· Discuss how the healthcare industry compares to other industries in relationship to HR staffing and expenditures.
· Explain the importance of HR programs to the delivery of safe, competent healthcare.
· Describe why a strategic view of HR is important.
· Discuss HR as an organizational core competency.
· Explain how HR planning contributes to the attainment of organizational strategies and objectives.
· Define HR planning in healthcare organizations.
· Identify three HR management challenges found in healthcare organizations.
· Describe the major laws affecting the healthcare workplace.
· Define lawful and unlawful pre-employment inquiries.
· Discuss the components of an Affirmative Action Plan (AAP).
· Identify the important elements of a sexual-harassment-prevention program.
· Describe the steps in responding to an EEO complaint.
· Compare and contrast legal responsibilities and ethics.
· Explain the relationship between productivity and job design.
· Describe the importance of job analysis.
· Discuss the typical uses of job analysis.
· List the common methods of job analysis.
· Identify the stages of the job analysis process.
· Define the elements of job descriptions and job specifications.
· Explain the relationship of JCAHO standards to job descriptions.
· Specify the decisions necessary as part of a strategic approach to recruitment.
· Describe the methods utilized for both internal and external recruitment.
· Discuss the criteria used to evaluate the effectiveness of organizational recruitment efforts.
· Compare and contrast job performance, selection criteria, and predictors.
· Identify the legal requirements of the selection process and outline that process.
· Explain the importance of conducting pre-employment background investigations.
· Explain the factors affecting the relationship between employees and healthcare organizations.
· Discuss the importance of employee retention for healthcare organizations.
· Identify the common reasons employees voluntarily leave organizations.
· Define the various organizational retention determinants.
· Describe how to compute the cost of organizational turnover.
· Discuss how job performance and training can be integrated.
· Identify how organizational and training strategies are linked.
· Define various learning styles.
· Describe the orientation, training, and staff development requirements of the Joint Commission.
· Explain the unique aspects of healthcare employee development.
· Discuss the importance of the performance appraisal process.
· Compare and contrast the administrative and development uses of performance appraisals.
· Review the informal versus systematic appraisal processes.
· Identify who should conduct appraisals.
· Describe the various methods of appraising performance.
· Identify the various rater errors that occur during the appraisal process.
· Review the common components of an employment agreement.
· Define Employment-At-Will and identify exceptions to this concept.
· Describe due process and explain alternative dispute resolution processes.
· Explain the whistleblower doctrine and apply the concepts to the healthcare industry.
· Discuss issues associated with drug testing for healthcare employees.
· Identify elements common to employee handbooks.
· Outline the progressive discipline process.
· Explain the labor relations challenges facing the healthcare industry.
· Describe the National Labor Relations Act, including the unique healthcare provisions.
· Outline the stages of the unionization process.
· Discuss the collective bargaining process.
· Identify the contract negotiations process in the healthcare industry.
· Describe the differences between an entitlement compensation philosophy and a performance-focused compensation philosophy.
· Define the issues confronting the healthcare industry in complying with the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).
· Discuss the various methods of administering a compensation process.
· Identify the steps in the compensation administration process.
· Explain the issues associated with awarding pay increases.
· Discuss the five components of executive compensation.
· Describe the challenges that confront healthcare employers in providing benefits and variable pay programs.
· Discuss why healthcare employers must offer competitive benefits programs to their employees.
· Identify various types of benefits.
· Explain the role that healthcare HR professionals must play in administering benefits.
· Compare and contrast individual and team-based incentives.
· Explain the nature of safety, health, and security in the healthcare workplace.
· Identify the various aspects of OSHA compliance.
· Define the components of an effective ergonomics program.
· Discuss health issues in the healthcare workplace.
· Understand the importance of dealing with workplace violence.
Course Outline
· HealthCare HR Management
· Health HR Competencies, Structures and Quality Standards
· Strategic HR Management
· Legal Issues Affecting the Healthcare Workplace
· Job Design and Analysis
· Healthcare Recruitment and Selection
· Organizational Relations and Employee Retention in Healthcare
· Training and Development in Healthcare Organizations
· Performance Management in Healthcare Organizations
· Employee Relations in the Healthcare Industry
· Labor Relations and Healthcare Organizations
· Healthcare Compensation Practices
· The Management of Benefits and Variable Pay in Healthcare
· Safety, Health, and Security in Healthcare Organizations
More Information
| Language | English |
| Course Length | 80.00 hours |
| Duration of Access | 6 months |
| Instructor | Carline Dalgleish |
| Vendor | Gatlin Education |
| Prerequisites/Audience | There are no prerequisites for the Human Resources for Healthcare Providers course. The audience is anyone interested in working in human resources in a healthcare environment such as a physician's office or hospital |
| Requirements/Materials Included | This course is compatible with the Windows Vista operating system.
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