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AAMC CORE Leadership Development 


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The AAMC’s latest suite of CORE Leadership Development programs are designed to address the evolving needs of the academic medicine community, offering a contextualized, data-driven curriculum.

Unlock the potential of your teams with the Empowering People and Teams program. This program equips participants with tools to enhance teamwork, harness individual strengths, and lead effectively. Cultivating strong team dynamics is essential for reaching organizational goals, building trust, and ensuring alignment toward shared success. 

Who Should Attend

This program is ideal for individuals in project lead, manager, or supervisor roles—whether you're an emerging leader, an informal influencer, or an experienced supervisor looking to refine your team development skills. It’s designed for anyone ready to elevate their leadership and build strong, cohesive teams. 


Upcoming Session

A virtual pilot program will be delivered via Zoom on:  

June 22-25, 2026 
 

Program Objectives

Upon program completion, participants will be ready to immediately:   

  • Apply strategies to strengthen team alignment and enhance overall performance 

  • Identify methods to maintain team cohesion, trust, and productivity during periods of change 

  • Demonstrate techniques for optimizing team communication and managing conflict constructively 

  • Leverage the diverse strengths and perspectives of multiple generations to improve collaboration and outcomes 

  • Design a team environment that fosters engagement, innovation, and high performance 

  • Employ adaptive leadership practices to achieve strategic alignment in dynamic organizational contexts 


Questions? Email learningandleadershipdevelopment@aamc.org
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