Facilitated Peer Support

Description

WRCAC hosts virtual MDT Facilitator Rural Roundtables. These roundtables serve as a dynamic platform for learning and sharing, allowing MDT facilitators to convene, explore various topics related to MDT facilitation and teams, and exchange valuable experiences and insights with their peers. Our aim is to foster the development of a supportive network among peers who share similar challenges in rural communities, providing assistance as you navigate the intricate role of an MDT facilitator.

Each roundtable starts in a large-group format with an introduction to the topic. Participants are then placed in Zoom breakout rooms for small group discussions and resource sharing and support. Participants are encouraged to share work experiences and challenges in small groups and solicit feedback from peers. At the end, participants are brought back together in one large group for a Q&A with the experts.

Targeted Audience

Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) facilitators or coordinators serving a rural area within the United States

Facilitator

Joyce Prusak, WRCAC Training Specialist

Learning Objectives 

As a result of this forum, participants will:

• • • Gain knowledge and skills for effective team facilitation and coordination
    • Apply learning to practice through peer discussions
    • Connect with peers with similar experiences and insights in working with rural MDTs

Schedule

Each session is 1.5 hours long. Participation in all sessions is not required.

*Additional 2026 – 2027 dates coming soon. Join our mailing list for updates.

How to Register

Join our mailing list to be notified via email when registration open. Registration for each forum will open separately, 3 weeks before the date. 

Questions?

Contact Joyce Prusak at jprusak@rchsd.org.