DYNAMIC PEER LEARNING

Learn More, Faster.
Identify Strengths, Leverage Growth.
Get Connected.
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​In an effort to create memorable learning experiences and connections, peer learning sessions will be held throughout the three-day conference to help uncover innovative strategies and processes being implemented across our diverse group of health center organizations.
 
Peer Learning Schedule
 
Day 1: Beginning the Conversation (assigned peer groups)
  • Clinical and leadership challenges, issues, and barriers in health centers.  

Day 2: Continuing the Conversation (assigned peer groups)
  • Best practices and solutions in addressing Day 1 issues. Bring examples of solutions from your health center.
  • How can we enrich providers?  

Day 3: Career Path (self-selected peer groups)
  • Looking towards the future, what professional role do you see yourself in? (CEO, CMO, Medical Director, COO, other)
  • Develop a mentor/mentee relationship with conference peers to support one another in reaching professional goals.
BENEFITS OF PEER LEARNING 

- Provides an action-oriented learning environment.
- Build strong professional relationships – a key tool for building your network.
​- Everyone has something to contribute and everyone has something to learn. 

​Professional peers learn from each other, and are eager to find solutions to current barriers, explore issues, and make connections with others who work in the same sphere. The peer learning process allows for sharing of group-resourced knowledge, exploration and understanding -- knowledge that has not been standardized and is unique to the needs of the group.
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​California Primary Care Association
The California Primary Care Association (CPCA) represents more than 1,300 not-for-profit Community Health Centers and Regional Clinic Associations who provide comprehensive, quality health care services, particularly for low-income, uninsured and underserved Californians, who might otherwise not have access to health care.
​​Western Clinicians Network
The Western Clinicians Network (WCN) is a peer-led, volunteer, professional association of medical and dental leaders of community health centers in Region IX of the Bureau of Primary Health Care. WCN members are clinical leaders driving improvements in preventative and chronic disease care in community health centers and working to develop integrated systems of care and a health home for the medically underserved members of our community.