Inside Look: How Medline Reinvented Their Onboarding Program

Wednesday, June 17, 2015 10:00 AM-11:00AM PDT / 1:00 PM-2:00 PM EDT

At Medline, one of America’s premier medical-device manufacturers, T&D Manager Dan Plyman created a powerhouse onboarding program that was so successful, the company implemented the model across their global programs in Europe and Asia.

Why was it such a triumph? Mr. Plyman created a positive onboarding experience that improved employee satisfaction and morale while still providing a hands-on, one-on-one training experience. The kicker? He managed all of this while decreasing admin time and maintaining a 98% effectiveness rating.

Register for our webinar and you’ll learn how he did it, as well as:

• Key design factors for creating an extended onboarding program
  
• Strategies for keeping new hires engaged with progressive learning
• The best way to define metrics and program outcomes
  
• And much more!
   

Who Should Attend?

Personnel involved in developing and deploying new employee onboarding programs.

Presenters:

Dan Plyman, Talent & Development Manager, Medline

Nic Chambers, Vice President of Business Development, Chronus

About Medline's Strategic Onboarding Program 

At Medline, the leading provider of medical supplies and clinical solutions, a positive onboarding experience is key to improving employee satisfaction and morale. Their strategic onboarding program consists of more than 285 employees participating in 11 different tracks across three continents. 

About Chronus

Chronus is a global provider of talent development software solutions. Leveraging mentoring, coaching, and other guided learning approaches, Chronus software empowers a variety of programs for employee career development, leadership training, new hire onboarding, student mentoring, and more.

Chronus cloud-based solutions are easy to start and easy to manage, saving customers time and effort while improving learning and development program effectiveness. Leading organizations including MetLife, Staples, UC Berkeley, the U.S. Department of Transportation and the American Diabetes Association rely on Chronus.