Leadership course promotes diversity, leadership among female physicians

Leadership course promotes diversity, leadership among female physicians

Leadership course promotes diversity, leadership among female physicians

The Military Health System  recognizes the importance of building and maintaining a diverse collection of skilled medical professionals valued for their knowledge, leadership and dedication in the medical field. An upcoming leadership course, scheduled at the Defense Health Agency  headquarters in Falls Church, Virginia, April 11-13, will offer female physicians from all service branches a chance to sharpen their leadership skills and understand how these skills can create opportunities for women in their respective fields.  

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