New book helps leaders engage EMS members at meetings

Our first EMS Leadership Academy book is complete! What’s the book is all about:

In leading well over 100 organizational meetings, I now see how easy it is to go with the flow and do what has always been done to get by. In some cases it may just be treading water to survive as an organization or survive the membership and the many opposing personalities that come with it. One opportunity that is rarely leveraged and often overlooked is the “good of the order” section of the meeting.

This book is designed around 12 months worth of short meeting activities with actionable steps and handouts to begin transforming the culture of your EMS organization.

Here’s a preview of the chapter titles:

1. What are you proud of?
2. Success Leaves Clues
3. Letting go of the Past
4. Getting to Know You
5. Attitudes are Contagious
6. Integrity & Accountability
7. Time to Celebrate
8. A New Future
9. Committing to Excellence
10. Acknowledgement & Appreciation
11. Positive Impact of Participation
12. Be the Change

Thank you for your support,

Robbie & Lisa

www.EMSLeadershipAcademy.com
@911Leadership

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Robbie MacCue

Robbie has more than 16 years experience in the EMS industry.Currently, he is a flight paramedic with the Town of Colonie, NY. For more than 14 years, Robbie served as President of Sand Lake Ambulance, a non-profit EMS organization, in Upstate New York. In addition, Robbie is a AHA instructor who is passionate about empowering others to save more lives. He has taught physicians, nurses and physician assistants ACLS at medical schools and hospitals throughout Manhattan.Robbie has un undergraduate degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, and a MBA from Case Western Reserve University and provides business consulting that combines his love of technology with healthcare.

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