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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2024 · 23 MIN

Episode 005: Mastering Presentation Skills: Engaging Audiences as a DBA with Franklin Farmer

from DBA Chronicles · host Dr. Kelly Burich and Dr. Valrie Grant

Welcome to another riveting episode of "DBA Chronicles"! Today, we are honored to have Franklin Farmer, who has been an integral part of the UNC Health Care System and the UNC School of Medicine since 2001. As the Associate Chair for Administration in the Department of Emergency Medicine, Franklin brings a wealth of experience and expertise to our discussion. With a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science and a Master’s in Business Administration, Franklin's journey started in the UNC hospital labs. He progressed through roles in the Quality Department and eventually managed five hospital-based clinics within the healthcare system. He is currently serving as Associate Chair and holds a diverse range of responsibilities to ensure the Emergency Department meets and expands its clinical, educational, and research goals. Adding another layer to his impressive portfolio, Franklin is pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration at UNC Charlotte. Having such a rich background, we are thrilled to have him join us on this episode as he shares insights into his extensive career, experiences in teaching, and the vital role of presentation skills in his DBA journey. We also discussed some of his memorable experiences and understanding of navigating controversial topics and adapting to the virtual presentation landscape. Franklin shares tips for overcoming nervousness, making presentations interactive, and tailoring your approach to different audiences. From breakout sessions to utilizing the chat function, we uncovered the secrets to keeping your virtual audience engaged. For DBA students aspiring to master presentation skills, this episode is packed with inspiration, valuable insights and practical tips that we know will resonate with your own DBA journey. Don’t miss any second of this value-packed conversation! Remember, this isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning and growing together. So, if today's episode resonated with you, don't forget to subscribe and be part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Connect with us: LinkedIn: DBA Chronicles Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

Welcome to another riveting episode of "DBA Chronicles"! Today, we are honored to have Franklin Farmer, who has been an integral part of the UNC Health Care System and the UNC School of Medicine since 2001. As the Associate Chair for Administration in the Department of Emergency Medicine, Franklin brings a wealth of experience and expertise to our discussion. With a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science and a Master’s in Business Administration, Franklin's journey started in the UNC hospital labs. He progressed through roles in the Quality Department and eventually managed five hospital-based clinics within the healthcare system. He is currently serving as Associate Chair and holds a diverse range of responsibilities to ensure the Emergency Department meets and expands its clinical, educational, and research goals. Adding another layer to his impressive portfolio, Franklin is pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration at UNC Charlotte. Having such a rich background, we are thrilled to have him join us on this episode as he shares insights into his extensive career, experiences in teaching, and the vital role of presentation skills in his DBA journey. We also discussed some of his memorable experiences and understanding of navigating controversial topics and adapting to the virtual presentation landscape. Franklin shares tips for overcoming nervousness, making presentations interactive, and tailoring your approach to different audiences. From breakout sessions to utilizing the chat function, we uncovered the secrets to keeping your virtual audience engaged. For DBA students aspiring to master presentation skills, this episode is packed with inspiration, valuable insights and practical tips that we know will resonate with your own DBA journey. Don’t miss any second of this value-packed conversation! Remember, this isn't just a podcast. It's a community, a hub for sharing, learning and growing together. So, if today's episode resonated with you, don't forget to subscribe and be part of our ever-expanding DBA Chronicles family. Connect with us: LinkedIn: DBA Chronicles Website: ⁠www.dbachronicles.org

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