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1:1 Leadership Coaching
Comprehensive, customized leadership development program designed specifically for leaders in healthcare
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Transformative Experience with Concrete Deliverables
Deeply personal growth with professional impact
Whether you’re dealing with resistance to DEI initiatives, navigating political shifts, or addressing faculty development gaps, the coaching will focus on your specific needs, empowering you to lead with confidence.
Topics may include:
Topics may include:
- Social identity reflection
- Positionality, agency & triggers
- Building and sustaining DEI initiatives under resource constraints
- Actionable opportunities & strategy
- Accountability partnership to overcome fragility & stagnation in DEIA
- Leading teams through times of political or organizational turbulence
- Developing effective leadership for diverse healthcare teams
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Specialized Coaching Available:
Navigating the Complex Political Climate
Underrepresented Team Members & Leaders
Empowerment Leadership Coaching offers a safe, strategic space for BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, women, neurodivergent, immigrant, and other marginalized professionals to build confidence, navigate institutional bias, and lead with clarity.
Coaching supports professional growth, boundary-setting, stress management, and systemic strategy—especially crucial during a time of institutional instability and DEI rollback.
Coaching supports professional growth, boundary-setting, stress management, and systemic strategy—especially crucial during a time of institutional instability and DEI rollback.
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Coaching for Allies
Allyship Coaching provides structured, compassionate support for clinicians, educators, and leaders seeking to move from fear or inaction to effective, accountable leadership.
Learn to interrupt bias, leverage privilege responsibly, and engage in DEI work with humility and confidence—without centering yourself or causing harm.
Learn to interrupt bias, leverage privilege responsibly, and engage in DEI work with humility and confidence—without centering yourself or causing harm.
Sharon GE Washington, Ed.D., MPH
As an Equity, Healing & Impact Consultant, Sharon has worked with various healthcare, corporate, academic, and government agencies to provide executive coaching, facilitate safe and brave spaces, develop & implement curriculum, and guide organizational growth.
Sharon has served as teaching faculty at Temple University Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences; the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai; Hostos Community College; and Columbia University School of Nursing.
She received her BA in African American Studies from Temple University; MPH from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health; and her Ed.D. at Teachers College of Columbia University.