
83: Cutting-Edge Program Boosts Public Health Leadership Skills
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ASTHO's Essentials of Leadership and Management (ELM) training gives public health experts the skills they need to better perform their supervisory positions and support their teams. On this episode, we check in with ELM graduates in Kentucky: Shannon Rome at the Franklin County Health Department, and Elizabeth Anderson-Hoagland with the Kentucky Department of Public Health. They share how the program has improved their work and helped them grow as leaders. We also hear from ASTHO's Avia Mason about ELM, its impact on public health practitioners, and how programs like ELM can improve organizational culture and workplace wellbeing.
Guests:
Shannan Rome, Health Access Nurturing Development Services (HANDS) Manager, Franklin County Health Department
Elizabeth Anderson-Hoagland, Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Kentucky Department of Public Health Division of Prevention and Quality Improvement
Avia Mason, Vice President of Leadership and Organizational Performance, ASTHO 
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