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Practitioner-Led Intensive Courses (PLICs)

National Experts Teach Specialized Courses

Sloan offers at least eight Practitioner-Led Intensive courses (PLICs) per year. PLICs are one- or two-credit weekend courses taught by experienced health care executives that allow students to develop expertise in a special topic or skill.

“In the Big Data PLIC, I help students think critically about the evolving ecosystem of organizations developing big data solutions and to draw insights from real-world case studies to shed light on how data and technology are being used to transform care.”

-Arnaub Chatterjee, ’07, Senior Expert
Pharmaceutical and Medical Products, McKinsey & Company

 

VUCA Leadership
Instructor: George Casey, Distinguished Senior Lecturer of Leadership (a retired four-star general who served as the 36th Chief of Staff of the United States Army between 2007 and 2011)

Disruptive Innovation in Healthcare 1: Digital Health
Instructor: Terry Murphy (Sloan ‘86)

Disruptive Innovation in Healthcare 2: The Incumbents Strike Back
Instructor: Terry Murphy, (Sloan ‘86)

Designing a New Healthcare Payment System: Best Practices in Alternative Payment Design
Instructor: Carter Dredge (Sloan ’11)

Operations and Planning of Senior Living and Related Facilities/Programs
Instructor: Brooke Hollis (Sloan ’78)

Introduction to Quality and Quality Measurement
Instructor: Abhi Grewal (Sloan ’18)

Using Python to Analyze Data
Instructor: Keith Liao

Key Management Issues in the Biotech and Pharmaceutical Industries
Instructor: Sean Nicholson, Sloan Program Director

Facility Planning for Managers
Instructor: Brooke Hollis (Sloan ’78)

Fundamentals of Practice Administration
Instructor: Cathy Bartell (Sloan ‘90)

Private Equity in Healthcare
Instructor: Ed Han (Sloan ‘21)

The Healthcare Industry from a Consulting Perspective
Instructor: Ying Yang, Sloan Instructor, Assistant Director, McGovern Center Start-up Incubator

Collaborative Approaches to Quality, Safety, and Service for Patients
Instructor: Robert Lancey, MD, MBA (Johnson ’07)

Comparative Health Care Systems
Instructor: Angus Corbett, JD

The Politics Dance of Health Policy
Instructor: Lee Perlman (Sloan ’82)