Date: Breakout Session 1
Speakers
Shavonne Washington-Krauth - Culture & Inclusion Manager, Children's Hospital & Medical Center
Shavonne Washington-Krauth is the inaugural Culture and Inclusion Manager for Children’s Hospital & Medical Center in Omaha, NE. Ms. Washington-Krauth’s responsibilities include the creation and revision of systems, policies, opportunities, and environments in which everyone can not only work, but thrive at a more equitable rate without feeling excluded or marginalized. She also leads the development and implementation of a culture, diversity, and inclusion strategic framework; instigation and supervision of five employee resource groups, and serves as an advisor or subject matter expert on topics regarding the organization’s culture, diversity, and inclusion efforts. Ms. Washington-Krauth holds a bachelor’s degree in exercise science, a master’s degree in health education, is a Prosci-certified Change Management Practitioner, and is a trained facilitator on Everyday Bias in Healthcare, Bridges Out of Poverty, and Bridges to Health and Healthcare. She is a self-proclaimed “Air Force Brat” currently living in Omaha, NE with her husband, two sons, dog, fish, and 4 chickens.
Summary
3 Objectives:
a) Define bias and unconscious bias
b) Identify ways in which unconscious bias can impact the recruitment cycle
c) Discuss ways in which unconscious bias can be mitigated in the recruitment and hiring processes