Basic course for training rehabilitation unit managers

About the course

Developing management skills is a key point in the employee's ability to grow into management roles and in the organization's ability to grow to achieve the vision and goals it sets for itself. The course is designed to provide participants with basic management skills and an understanding of the manager's role in the mental health rehabilitation system, as a leader and promoter of recovery and rehabilitation processes within it.

The course includes 4 main study divisions, with reference throughout the course to the role of the principal as an expert, leader, and promoter of recovery and integration processes within the framework:

  1. Principles of management and leadership, including reference to personal management styles.
  2. Planning and organization includes writing an annual goals plan from which the action plan is derived.
  3. Managing teams in a dynamic work environment.
  4.  Values-based management promotes processes of partnership and recovery.

In accordance with Ministry of Health procedures, this course is a prerequisite for working as a rehabilitation unit manager in the community mental health rehabilitation system, and for managers/coordinators, a preliminary course for a supervision course in rehabilitation.

Every rehabilitation unit manager must complete the course designated for this position within 3 years of taking up the position.

Course objectives

  • Formation of a managerial identity
  • The student will learn management models and tools and will use them during the course.
  • Deepening advanced recovery and rehabilitation content

Course structure

The course includes 20 sessions, each lasting 6 academic hours, with a training workshop in two groups taking place in the last two hours.

Participants

The course is intended for 30 managers of various community mental health rehabilitation units recognized by the Ministry of Health.

Course requirements

  • Attendance is required for 90% of classes.
  • Submitting a management event in the training group and analyzing it
  • Submitting assignments throughout the course that include references to relevant articles and theoretical materials.
  • Submitting a course summary paper

Admission conditions

  • An actual manager of a rehabilitation unit for at least one year (one year as an actual manager or a professional employee for at least 3 years who has just entered the position of a framework manager).
  • At least 3 employees are under his responsibility and/or at least 20 contestants are under his care.
  • The number of participants in the course is limited, so hurry up and register.

Course cost:

Cost per participant: 1,390 NIS. Ministry of Health participation: 3,190 NIS.

To register for the course in Kiryat Ono, click here.

To register for the online course (4 face-to-face meetings will be held in Haifa), click here.

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