Clinical Research (Virtual) Forum - 241114

"Channel Your Inner Child To Become A Better Clinical Research Professional" presented by John R. Nocero PhD and Andrea Bordonaro, MAT

To emotionally regulate yourself means that you can step back from whatever emotion you are experiencing, identify it, and manage it as needed. Join us in learning an approach that has been taught in schools worldwide for more than 15 years, and bringing it into the clinical research world can result in better relationships with your colleagues. It’s emotional intelligence on steroids — The Zones of Regulation.

Presentation Details

In the stressful and sometimes overwhelming world of clinical research, becoming overwhelmed by your emotions can happen to all of us — crying uncontrollably, snapping at others, or running away from a stressful situation. Emotions are your brain’s way of telling you something good or bad is happening in your life. We’re not telling you emotions are bad or good. They just are. But emotions become a problem when you don’t have a healthy way to manage them. To emotionally regulate yourself means you can step back from whatever emotion you are experiencing, identify it, and manage it as needed. But what if we told you there was a simple approach to naming your feelings, resulting in increased self-awareness and improved social and emotional skills? It’s an approach taught in schools worldwide for more than 15 years, and bringing it into the clinical research world can result in better relationships with your colleagues. It’s emotional intelligence on steroids — The Zones of Regulation.

Biography 

John R. Nocero, Ph.D., and Andrea L. Bordonaro, MAT, blog on LinkedIn as “The Q-Kids,” discussing everything related to clinical research education, inspiration, and professional connection. John builds and fixes quality departments and is responsible for clinical research operations, quality, regulatory, education, training, and compliance. He has worked in clinical research since 2003 and is inspired by the Irish professional wrestler Becky Lynch, whose personal and professional story centers on achievement, tenacity, grit, and overcoming adversity. He spends his time in offices and gyms throughout the US and lives in Columbus, OH. Andrea has taught first grade in the Willoughby-Eastlake School System for 25 years. She teaches in the same classroom she attended as a first grader. She earned a Bachelor of Science in elementary education from John Carroll University and a master’s degree in the art of teaching and education from Marygrove College. She lives in Willoughby, OH.

When

Thursday, November 14, 2024, 6:00 PM - 7:15 PM

Where

Webinar

You will receive an email from the PMI Atlanta Chapter with the webinar link 24 hours before the event start time.

Fees

Members $10
Non-Members $12

Meeting content, presenter, and location are subject to change. Refunds will not be made for changes in meeting content, presenters, or locations.

PDUs

Earn 1 PDU
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