Opportunity: AK GILD Spring 2018 leadership track
by Michelle Saport |
The AK GILD program provides face-to-face and distance delivered interdisciplinary leadership training
(150 hours) over an academic semester to prepare leaders to promote systems change
and advocacy to meet the needs of older Alaskans, Alaskan Native elders and their
families in rural and frontier communities. AK GILD participants will engage in a
highly customized experiential learning environment, based on their personal and professional
leadership goals.
The AK GILD leadership track is designed for health professionals, direct service professionals, family/caregivers and advocates. Applicants must have a long-term professional or personal goal to focus on an aspect of leadership in geriatrics.
The program is accepting applications now through Jan. 5, 2018. Please read these instructions carefully before contacting the program office to apply.
For more information, visit the AK GILD website or contact Sheila Shinn at (907) 264-6251 or sheila@alaskachd.org.
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