Empowering women in healthcare through career development and networking opportunities
WHCM is the major networking organization in the greater Boston area focused on professional women with careers in all sectors of the healthcare industry.
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Networking
Our way of bringing women together for networking opportunities to discuss shared topics of interest and to build relationships.
Mentoring
Build solid professional relationships with WHCM members in leadership roles in all segments of the healthcare industry.
Job Listings
The WHCM Job Bank sends carefully screened job announcements directly to its members via email.
Professional Workshops
Get practical tools and advice by attending WHCM career development events on topics such as negotiation, resume building, interviewing.
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Perspective: Sandra Fenwick, CEO, Boston Children’s Hospital
Join WHCM as we facilitate a virtual event which asks: What now? What is the future of healthcare leadership? What should we work on as current healthcare leaders?
Sandra Fenwick, CEO of Boston Children’s Hospital will share her experience during the pandemic and answer your questions entered into the chat. Sign up and you will receive a link to the event. More
WHCM events are opportunities for our members to discuss shared topics of interest and to build relationships. The power of networking cannot be underestimated. By exchanging ideas and experiences, women can successfully navigate the career transitions, leadership roles, and unexpected challenges inherently part of the healthcare environment. Women at all stages of their careers can reach a higher level by helping one another advance and learn.
Here’s what members have said about our networking events
I would never be where I am today if it was not for the friendships I developed with my WHCM colleagues! It is so important to build and maintain your networks to help you reach your goals. WHCM offers a wide range of networking opportunities and career advice for women at all stages of career development.
Never underestimate the power of relationships with colleagues and peers. New ideas, partnerships, and opportunities all grow through the exciting education and exchange that happens with WHCM.
My entire career trajectory was shaped by Women in Health Care Management. It is where I learned to speak up and advocate for myself. It was an environment that provided unconditional support and commitment to help each other advance in our respective careers.
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Perspective: Sandra Fenwick, CEO, Boston Children’s Hospital
Join WHCM as we facilitate a virtual event which asks: What now? What is the future of healthcare leadership? What should we work on as current healthcare leaders? Sandra Fenwick, CEO of Boston Children’s Hospital will share her experience during the pandemic and answer your questions entered into the chat. Sign up and you will […]
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