Alex Young
Dr. Jay Greenstein, DC, CGFI-L1, CKTP, FMS
Sponsored By: ChiroHealthUSA and Infinedi
Speaking Information: Saturday, October 7, 2023- General Session 10:30am- 12:30pm (2 CE)
About
Dr. Jay is the founder and CEO of Kaizenovate, a technology company that builds custom mobile apps for chiropractic practices helping doctors differentiate and grow their revenue and their brand. He is also the founder and CEO of the Kaizo Health Companies. The Kaizo Health companies are comprised of:
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Kaizo Health is a multilocation chiropractic and rehabilitation practice.
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KaizoX is a sports performance and personal training company.
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And Kaizo Clinical Research Institute is a 501-c3 non-profit that runs clinical trials to identify best practices. The Institute is part of a large multi-year NIH study evaluating emerging Healthtech interventions for musculoskeletal conditions.
Dr. Jay is a task force member for the Future of Chiropractic Strategic Plan and is the current Chairman the ChiroTech Consortium Workgroup. His is also the chairman of the Federation of International Chiropractic du Sport’s World Olympians Scholarship Program. He is immediate past Chairman for the Clinical Compass,
Dr. Greenstein is a sought out international speaker and consultant, teaching evidence into practice, leadership, business management and emerging technologies. Dr. Greenstein sits on multiple advisory boards in healthcare and technology.
Program Information
Program Title: Leadership Mastery: The Mindset, Purpose, People, and Process Path to Success
Program Description: Risk management starts at the top. Leaders who do not develop and improve their leadership and communication skills leave themselves vulnerable to a wide variety of risks. Leadership styles and their associated effectiveness have gone through a massive evolution and will continue to advance. This interactive session will focus on implementing the most innovative and effective leadership concepts of the 21st century to reduce risks to your practice related to both employees and patients. Mission-critical content with the practical applications from the leadership literature, provides an evidence-based approach to reducing risk. Leaders in attendance will be surveyed to discover their own leadership style and areas of risk. Discussion reducing risk and improving outcomes through appropriate and ethical use of Purpose, People, and Process will be the guidepost for practices moving forward. The mix of concept and application will give practice leaders not only the ammunition, but also the “guns” to hit their goals and do it in a way that minimizes, if not eliminates, risk.
Learning Objectives:
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Understanding the science of self-awareness and emotional intelligence to improve communication skills and teamwork
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Understanding the science of human motivation, and how we can reduce risk of employee challenges through behavior change science
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Learning and applying role based employment and how to interview, hire, develop and fire for maximal results.
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Learning and applying evidence-based quantitative process management to eliminate defects, reduce clinical, administrative, HR and financial risks.
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Understanding the science of a mission and values driven practice to stay on the ethical path to communication, practice culture, and growth.