How do I make the next move in my career? How do I identify the signs/signals that it is time to make a transition and explore my options? How do I clarify my career goals and what "success" looks like for that next position? To tackle these questions, please join the ACHE of Massachusetts for a live panel series discussion designed to help young healthcare professionals learn more about how to make career transitions and proactively manage their career development.

Lou Woolf, President and CEO of Hebrew SeniorLife, will engage attendees in discussions around:

Powerful entrenched special interests have defeated efforts to reform the US health care system back to the days of FDR's Administration. Just since 1960, US healthcare spending has risen from $27B to $3,500B, increasing the annual spend per US resident from $150 to over $10,000!

Everywhere today’s healthcare executive turns there is another article or program touting the merits of AI in healthcare. Join us as we focus the discussion on using AI from many vantage points.

What will healthcare careers look like in 20 years? What skills/experiences will be in high demand? How can I position myself in my career to gather the right experiences to be successful in a rapidly changing healthcare landscape?

Join us at the intersection of South Bay Ave and Topeka Street in Boston to provide support to The Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB)! As a volunteer, you will be inspecting, sorting, packing and labeling donated grocery products.

Current healthcare cost growth is unsustainable while preventable errors, uneven access, waste, and inefficiency remains. Clearly we are reaching a tipping point. Major players from outside the industry have recognized this and are attempting to seize an opportunity in the market.

As healthcare leaders, it’s important to not only lead our employees, but also our patients. Leadership development is a lifetime journey – it can happen at any stage in a person’s career and should strengthen as time goes on.

Join us at the intersection of South Bay Ave and Topeka Street in Boston to provide support to The Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB)! As a volunteer, you will be inspecting, sorting, packing and labeling donated grocery products.

Elizabeth G. Nabel, president of the Harvard University-affiliated Brigham Health and professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School since 2010, ranks among academic medicine’s most respected leaders. Also a gifted biomedical researcher and wellness advocate, she made history with her 1997 appointment as the first woman chief of cardiology at the University of Michigan.