Through leadership development and community building, we support the individuals and teams
working to achieve better health for all.
Working with current and future healthcare professionals from across disciplines and career stages, PCP’s leadership workshops and team development programs build the relational, individual resilience, and advocacy skills needed to excel in healthcare today.
One of PCP’s most popular offerings, the Narrative Leadership series has been delivered to a wide range of healthcare providers, faculty, as well as healthcare students and trainees over the last decade.
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PCP’s Teaming workshops are designed to provide care teams with the framework to develop the relational skills and practices that are essential to finding common purpose and to fulfilling the promises that coordinated, high quality care can deliver.
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The Relational Leadership Institute (RLI) is designed to help healthcare teams fix problems, build community, and thrive by applying new strategies that build a different kind of leader.
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We're preparing the next generation of clinicians to transition from the classroom to the clinic with the skills to take better care of their patients and themselves.
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OptumCare understands that healthcare is local, but relationships are personal, and they intentionally create spaces for those relationships to thrive.
Have you ever had a continuing education experience that dramatically changed the way you worked immediately after you participated? In the fall of 2018, I did, and I returned to UNC, sharing my RLI experience with anyone who would listen.
The leadership skills, relationships, and perspective I have gained through my involvement in PCP have shaped the clinician, educator, and leader I am today.
Kyle Turner, Pharm.D. Trainer
In a healthcare system fraught with silos and computer screens, we need the human voice - a personal connection - now more than ever. That's the work of PCP.
Matt Lewis, Ph.D. Strategic Consultant
Thank you for inspiring a generation of future docs to become primary care physicians. I definitely felt like I had a tribe during medical school.
Shani Truong Family Medicine Resident, UC Davis San Joaquin General Hospital