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Bill Auxier, Ph.D., was awarded the National Rural Health Associations 2019
President’s Award. Pictured from left to right are Sydney Grant, Bill, Elise
Auxier and Alan Morgan. Conversations Learning Research


TODAY’S RURAL HOSPITALS HAVE TREMENDOUS CHALLENGES AND UNCERTAINTY.

In the United States, rural hospitals have been closing at an unprecedented rate
and one out of three rural hospitals have been identified as “at risk” of
closing. Healthcare is vitally important to our society and represents a
significant portion of our GDP. Nearly 60 million Americans reside in rural
America. In other parts of the world, rural health leadership has similar
importance and relevance. Developing and advancing rural health leadership not
only delivers better healthcare, it also improves the economy. Most rural
hospitals are one of the largest employers if not the largest employer in the
areas they are located and therefore make a significant impact on the local
economy.

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RURAL HEALTH LEADERSHIP RADIO, INC. (RHLR) IS A 501(C)3 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
FOUNDED BY BILL AUXIER, PH.D. RHLR IS IN A UNIQUE POSITION TO IMPACT RURAL
HEALTHCARE AT A VERY FUNDAMENTAL LEVEL.

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Mission Statement: Improving the world by engaging rural health leaders in
conversations, learning and research


CONVERSATIONS



RHLR is focused on engaging individuals who work in rural health (C-level
executives, directors, doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals) with
conversations about rural healthcare: what’s working, what’s not working,
lessons learned, definitions of leadership and more. Many of these conversations
take place to create an episode for the Rural Health Leadership Radio™ podcast.
These conversations are pre-recorded and published weekly. This service is
offered at no cost.

The Rural Health Cafe is another form of rural health leaders engaging in
conversations. The Rural Health Cafe is a virtual gathering spot, a mastermind
group for rural health leaders, designed to support, encourage, advise and hold
each other accountable for success. Upon joining the Rural Health Cafe,
participants immediately expand their network and surround themselves with a
diverse group of like-minded individuals, providing creative ideas and reducing
the feeling of isolation rural health leaders often have. Participants share
best practices, engage in collaborative problem solving and idea generation, and
much more. The Rural Health Cafe is a collaborative effort with the Dynamic
Leadership Academy. Participants pay a monthly feed to participate.

Bill Auxier, Ph.D., actively attends rural health meetings, nationally and
regionally, He is often a keynote speaker or presenter. Attending these meetings
provides another opportunity to continue the conversation on rural health
leadership.

Recent Podcast Episodes:

July 30, 2024


414: A FINAL CONVERSATION WITH BILL AND SYDNEY


July 23, 2024


413: A CONVERSATION WITH MICHELLE FORTUNE AND ABBY RADCLIFFE


July 16, 2024


412: A CONVERSATION WITH DAVID ALCINDOR


July 9, 2024


411: A CONVERSATION WITH LEX PIERRE AND JEFF DUNBAR





LEARNING



In addition to the learning that takes place during the conversation described
above, RHLR will offer scholarships to rural health leaders; students graduating
high school who want further education to earn the credentials to practice
healthcare in the rural setting and for practicing rural health leaders who
cannot afford the costs associated with leadership development.

RHLR will also collaborate with others in the design and implementation of
leadership training, development and education.

An annual internship for MHA students provides another learning opportunity.


RESEARCH



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RHLR will fund and support research focused on rural health leadership that
provides value through pragmatic application.



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