Jim Bryan
s your healthcare staff struggling with "burnout" and high turnover? "Caregiver burnout comes as a result of giving too much of yourself without replenishing your emotional balance," says Jim Bryan, who's managed multiple healthcare programs ranging from a 192-acre psychiatric facility to a 100-bed dementia program.
Jim knows how to prevent burnout, and he's not afraid to jump into the fray. "I'm the executive who will leave my desk, roll up my sleeves, put on gloves, and help a nursing assistant take care of a person who cannot do so for themselves," he says.
If your healthcare staff is dealing with stress and burnout, Jim's enlightening presentations will help turn things around fast. The author of The Professional Humanitarian: 7 Principles to Improve How You Manage Challenging Situations and Cultivate Civility, he offers strategies and solutions in the following areas: managing emotions, conflict resolution, crisis intervention, coping strategies, empathy, patience, perspective and leadership.
You and your staff will learn how to:
- Create a civil culture that makes workers feel safe
- Find the balance between giving to others and honoring your own needs
- Replenish emotional balance
- Use your insight and imagination to create more empathetic connections
- Recognize the importance of the services you provide to those receiving care
"It's easy to forget how important you are to someone when your duties are mentally and physically exhausting," says Jim, who shares real-life stories and proven solutions to illustrate his points. And Jim's presentations are always entertaining! In addition to his experience as a healthcare administrator, he's a popular comedian who's performed at Gotham Comedy Club and Caroline's on Broadway in NYC, Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, and countless other venues.
You'll leave Jim's thought-provoking presentations with newfound confidence in the power you have to meet any challenge and proud to be a professional healthcare humanitarian.
s your healthcare staff struggling with "burnout" and high turnover? "Caregiver burnout comes as a result of giving too much of yourself without replenishing your emotional balance," says Jim Bryan, who's managed multiple healthcare programs ranging from a 192-acre psychiatric facility to a 100-bed dementia program.
Jim knows how to prevent burnout, and he's not afraid to jump into the fray. "I'm the executive who will leave my desk, roll up my sleeves, put on gloves, and help a nursing assistant take care of a person who cannot do so for themselves," he says.
If your healthcare staff is dealing with stress and burnout, Jim's enlightening presentations will help turn things around fast. The author of The Professional Humanitarian: 7 Principles to Improve How You Manage Challenging Situations and Cultivate Civility, he offers strategies and solutions in the following areas: managing emotions, conflict resolution, crisis intervention, coping strategies, empathy, patience, perspective and leadership.
You and your staff will learn how to:
- Create a civil culture that makes workers feel safe
- Find the balance between giving to others and honoring your own needs
- Replenish emotional balance
- Use your insight and imagination to create more empathetic connections
- Recognize the importance of the services you provide to those receiving care
"It's easy to forget how important you are to someone when your duties are mentally and physically exhausting," says Jim, who shares real-life stories and proven solutions to illustrate his points. And Jim's presentations are always entertaining! In addition to his experience as a healthcare administrator, he's a popular comedian who's performed at Gotham Comedy Club and Caroline's on Broadway in NYC, Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, and countless other venues.
You'll leave Jim's thought-provoking presentations with newfound confidence in the power you have to meet any challenge and proud to be a professional healthcare humanitarian.
Coping Your Way Through Conflict
Are you a professional who provides clients with coping strategies, but need a few of your own? "Professionals are trained to provide clients with coping strategies to navigate challenges, but coping is a process constantly occurring for everyone," says Jim Bryan, "and even professionals need to temper their own stressors."
In this presentation, Jim shows professionals how to acknowledge their own role in conflict and collaborate towards an agreeable outcome. "We need to cope with...
