Even small moments shape our culture. The way we communicate, respond and support one another builds trust or breaks it.
To reinforce a respectful, values-driven workplace, Texas Children’s has updated its Employee Conduct Policy to clearly define behaviors such as incivility and bullying. The updates give leaders clearer guidance on how to address concerns and when to partner with Employee Relations. They are part of our ongoing commitment to living our values and ensuring our HEART values are reflected in how we work every day.
To bring these expectations to life, the Learning and Leadership team launched new education opportunities for leaders and team members.
New HEART Sessions Begin April 28
These sessions provide practical tools to strengthen collaboration and support a positive workplace.
For Leaders: Leading with HEART
Two-hour sessions offered virtually and in person at the Meyer Building (Human Resources Conference Room 1). These sessions are also available to contingent leaders with direct reports.
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Humility: Strengthen leadership through observable behaviors and feedback. Click here to view available options and enroll in a session.
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Excellence: Define high standards and translate values into daily actions. Click here to view available options and enroll in a session.
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Accountability: Own outcomes, follow through on commitments and hold teams accountable. Click here to view available options and enroll in a session.
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Respect: Model civility, give clear feedback and strengthen team dynamics. Click here to view available options and enroll in a session.
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Trust: Build and rebuild trust, strengthen relationships and support team performance. Click here to view available options and enroll in a session.
For Team Members: Living with HEART
One-hour sessions offered virtually and in person at the Pavilion for Women (4th floor in conference rooms A, D, E or F).
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Apply HEART values in daily work
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Recognize peers
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Strengthen culture
Click here to view available sessions and secure your spot today.
For questions, contact Learningandleadership@texaschildrens.org.