Webinar: Working virtually with cross-functional teams (7 May)
Thursday 7 May 2020
12:30 - 13:30
Pharmaceutical physicians work with people internally and externally from different disciplines and backgrounds. Building and maintaining a good collaborative environment is especially challenging when teams and colleagues are dispersed geographically.
This lunchtime webinar will give you an understanding of how to build and maintain effective collaborative relationships when working remotely with cross-functional teams.
How will the training help you?
By the end of the webinar, you’ll be better able to:
- build rapport and commitment with people you work with; and
- maintain a good relationship with the members in your virtual cross-functional team.
Who should attend?
This training is designed to be useful to all pharmaceutical physicians especially those are aspiring or established leaders.
Bookings
- Member rate: FREE
- Non-member rate: £25 GBP
FPM will close bookings at 13:00 on Wednesday 6 May 2020. See our Terms & Conditions for booking and please note our privacy policy.
Queries: If you are unable to complete your booking online or you would like to be invoiced, please email training@fpm.org.uk or call 020 3696 9040.
CPD
If you attend this webinar you can use it as CPD for your appraisal. To do so you’ll need to provide:
- evidence (certificate of attendance), and
- reflection, specifically a couple of paragraphs on what you learnt, what effect it will have on your current practice and how it relates to Good Medical Practice.
Upload these into your portfolio and self-allocate your CPD points at 0.25 credits per 15 mins.
Meet your trainer - Mario Moustras
Mario Moustras is a coach, facilitator and learning & development consultant. He is a PhD chemist, a chartered scientist and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry. He trained as a coach with Barefoot Coaching in executive, personal and team coaching and is a certified coach with the International Coach Federation.
Mario has extensive experience at designing, planning and facilitating workshops. He has worked with different disciplines and communities across higher education for a number of years. In his previous career, at the Royal Society of Chemistry, Mario has led science related programmes in higher education, training and industry and worked at the academic-business interface.
