Baylor College of Medicine Selects Baker Communications for Time Management Training

Baylor College of Medicine (BCM), world renowned for education and research, has chosen Baker Communications to deliver Time Management training to multiple departments. BCM wanted to find a way to improve a working environment built on precision and speed. After contacting Baker Communications, it was immediately clear that Baker’s Time Management training would provide the exact solution BCM needed.

A senior-level Baker Communications Time Management instructor will conduct the training at BCM’s Houston, Texas location. During the one-day course, attendees will learn techniques such as Time Leveraging to easily manage tasks. Throughout the highly interactive course, participants will receive experience planning S.M.A.R.T Goals to maximize efficiency. Baker Communications was able to tailor the Time Management training course to meet specific needs of a wide variety of BCM participants.

About Baker Communications

Since 1979, Baker Communications has aided hundreds of thousands of individuals in reaching their maximum performance potential in the workplace through corporate training. Globally-recognized companies, associations, non-profit organizations, and government agencies such as Dell, Bank of America, and ExxonMobil have depended on Baker Communications to act as a valued training provider to equip their employees with the skills that produce results in the field as well as the office. Baker Communications’ materials have been utilized and delivered worldwide throughout Europe, South America, North America, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. Classes are held publicly throughout the United States and Canada in over twenty cities or delivered privately on-site at client-designated locations.

About Baylor College of Medicine

Baylor College of Medicine consistently ranks among the top of the country's 125 medical schools. For 2008, U.S.News & World Report again has ranked the college 10th overall among the nation's top medical schools for research and 11th for primary care. BCM also is listed 13th among all U.S. medical schools for National Institutes of Health funding, and No. 1 for research expenditures in biological science by the National Science Foundation. Located in the Texas Medical Center, a 700-acre complex housing 42 member institutions, BCM has affiliations with seven teaching hospitals, each with a national and international reputation for medical excellence. The college has total research support of $374 million, with $314 million from federal sources, and more than 90 research and patient-care centers and units. Currently, BCM trains more than 3,000 medical, graduate, nurse anesthesia, and physician assistant students, as well as residents and post-doctoral fellows.

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