Register for a 1-Hour  Antisemitism DEI Course 

by enrolling in our free course on:

"Recognizing and Responding to Antisemitism in Medical Settings"

CONTINUING EDUCATION REGISTRATION PAGE

ORIGINAL WEBINAR DATE: Tuesday, May 21, 2024 at 7:00 PM ET

RECORDING AVAILABLE FOLLOWING THE LIVE TRAINING

(1 Hour, 0.10 ASHA CEUs)

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Register for a 1-Hour Judaism & Antisemitism DEI Course 

by joining our free course on:

"Recognizing and Responding to Antisemitism in Medical Settings"

CONTINUING EDUCATION REGISTRATION PAGE

WEBINAR DATE: Tuesday, May 21, 2024 at 7:00 PM ET

(1 Hour, 0.10 ASHA CEUs)

Register Now!

Pre-Course Virtual Meeting

The ASHA Jewish Caucus will be meeting 6:30-7:00pm ET.

Join us to learn about the Jewish Caucus, Resources offered and how to get involved!

Access this meeting through the same Zoom link used to register for this LIVE course. We will continue forward at 7pm ET with the course as described below.

 

Course Description:

This course, 'Recognizing and Responding to Antisemitism in Medical Settings,' equips healthcare professionals with the essential skills to identify and address antisemitic comments and behaviors effectively within their practice. Participants will explore the nuances between overt and subtle forms of antisemitism, learning to navigate and rectify these challenges in clinical environments. The workshop emphasizes practical strategies for fostering an inclusive atmosphere, ensuring that all patients and staff are treated with respect and understanding.

 
 

Meet our Presenter: Jacob Kotlicky, MS, M.Ed

Jacob Kotlicky, MA, MS, is a graduate of the William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education at the Jewish Theological Seminary, is an educator with a distinctive blend of expertise in both health sciences and Jewish studies. With a Master of Science in Exercise Science complementing his Master of Arts in Educational Leadership, Jacob has seamlessly transitioned from a twelve-year tenure in healthcare to a vocation in Jewish education. Currently, he teaches courses in Israel History, Foundations of Judaism and Anatomy and Physiology.His educational approach is characterized by a harmonious integration of secular knowledge and Judaic content, aimed at making the traditions and teachings of Judaism come alive in the classroom. Jacob is particularly invested in his students' holistic development, encouraging them to discover and travel their unique paths in life. His professional inquiry into the common threads of Jewish identity among high school students reflects his commitment to understanding and nurturing the individual and collective journeys of his learners.  

 

Financial Disclosure: Jacob receives compensation for this presentation.

Non-Financial Disclosure: There are no non-financial disclosures.

Anti-Semitism AKA Jew Hatred is at an all time high. 

 

The Antidefamation league (ADL) reported in January 2023 that they found 20 percent of adults or 52 million Americans harbor antisemetic beliefs. They also found through other surveys that a rise in workplace harassment exists against Jewish employees. 

 

According to the FBI director, Jews make up 2.4% of the US population but are targets of 60% of hate crimes. This is far higher than ANY other minority group in the US. Let that sink in...

 

And this was reported PRIOR to October 7, 2023. Since this date, anti-semitism has risen 400% in the United States alone. This is also occuring globally.

 

Statistically speaking, there are 68 people with antisemetic beliefs per each Jewish person, globally.

 

16.1 million people in the world are Jewish AND 1.09 Billion people harbor antisemetic attitudes.

 

0.2% of the world is Jewish AND 13.6% of the world has antisemetic beliefs.

It is critical that we start educating on this in a BIG WAY. Through education comes change. As such, the following are the learning outcomes for this course. 

 After completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Identify and recognize various forms of antisemitism, from overt expressions to subtle biases.

 Analyze the impact of antisemitic remarks and behaviors within the healthcare environment. 

Discuss effective strategies for addressing and mitigating antisemitism in medical settings. 

Explain the importance of creating an inclusive atmosphere that actively discourages discrimination. 

TIME ORDERED AGENDA & LEARNING OBJECTIVES

7:00-7:10 pm (10 minutes): Welcome and review of objectives. Brief overview of antisemitism, including definitions and relevance to healthcare.

7:10-7:25pm (15 minutes):  Identifying Antisemitsm. Descriprtion of various forms of antisemitism: overt, subtle, and systemic. Examples and discussion on how these might appear in healthcare settings.

7:25-7:35 (10 minutes): Analyzing Impact. Discussion on the consequences of antisemitism on patient care and workplace culture. Brief interactive exercise to relate concepts to real-world scenarios.

7:35-7:50 (15 minutes): Effective Response Strategies. Presentation of strategies and best practices for responding to antisemitism in the workplace. Discussion on legal and ethical considerations in healthcare. 

7:50-7:55 (5 minutes): Creating an Inclusive Environment. Key points on fostering inclusivity and respect within healthcare teams. Steps for ongoing education and awareness.

7:55-8:00 (5 minutes): Q&A and Wrap-Up. Open floor for questions and clarifications. Recap of key takeaways and next steps for participants. 

 

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This course is offered for 0.1 ASHA CEUs. It is Introductory Level, Professional Area. 

 
 

To receive ASHA CEUs this registration page must be submitted prior to the webinar. To watch a recording, log into your Kajabi portal, go to "Recognizing and Responding to Antisemitism in Medical Settings."

IMPORTANT: For continuing education credit the webinar must be completed in its entirety, either by attending live or watching the recording. 

What happens if I cannot attend the live webinar? 

The recording will be uploaded to the Recognizing and Responding to Antisemitism in Medical Settings DEI Course following the live webinar for registrants to have access to. Access will be granted for 60 days.

How do I obtain continuing education credit?

Upon completion of the live or recorded webinar, you will receive a survey via Kajabi and/or email. You must complete the survey in order to receive your ASHA CEUs and/or a certificate of completion. The certificate of completion will be available for immediate download following submission of the survey form. This must be completed within 7 days of completion of webinar.

Who is this for? 

This registration page is for SLPs, AUDs, OTs, PTs and any other healthcare provider who wants to learn more about fostering diversity, equity and inclusion as it relates to Jewish identity and Antisemitism.

What happens after I sign up?

You will be sent an email with Zoom registration if you will be joining live as well as information on how to access the recording on Kajabi. If watching the recording you do not need to register via zoom. If you want ASHA CEUs you MUST COMPLETE this registration form that pops up when you click to join this free training.

Refund & Cancelation Policy: This is a free course, therefore refunds do not apply. There are no ongoing fees or memberships. If you want to cancel your attendance to the live Zoom training before the training takes place, you may do so via the Zoom information that will be emailed to you after you register.

If this webinar needs to be rescheduled you will be notified as soon as possible with the new webinar date.

Please note if any accommodations are needed to access the learning experience or resource materials, please email [email protected] to discuss further.

Who can I contact with questions, concerns or complaints?

For any questions, please reach out to [email protected]

When taking online courses, Elevation Movement LLC students are encouraged, at all times, to communicate their concerns and/or complaints to course creators and/or the administrative team by emailing [email protected]. A more detailed policy can be provided upon request. 

 
 

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