One of the goals of educational programs is to effectively provide education and training that will prepare students and graduates for success in their respective disciplines.
Health care organizations in particular desire graduates who consistently exhibit attitudes and behaviors that reflect the values of their organization. One of the most desirable skills that prospective employers seek is professionalism.
So, what exactly is professionalism? How can you teach it? And how can it be evaluated?
Order the Magna Online Seminar, Building Professionalism in Professional-track Students, presented by Richard Hoylman, CNMT. This seminar addresses the need to teach and evaluate professionalism skills both in the didactic, as well as the clinical environments. You’ll learn various methods for teaching and evaluating professionalism, as well as potential consequences for educational programs and/or organizations who fail to address this issue effectively.
Benefits
Employers increasingly seek employees who exhibit high levels of professionalism and emotional intelligence. This presentation discusses how professionalism can be integrated into existing curricula, and provides strategies for teaching and evaluating professionalism skills.
Learning Goals
Upon completion of this seminar, you’ll be able to:
- Describe why teaching professionalism is so important
- Define professionalism within the health care context
- Describe potential methods for teaching professionalism
- Identify at least one method for evaluating professionalism
- Describe potential consequences if issues of professionalism are not addressed adequately
Topics Covered
- The importance of teaching professionalism
- What professionalism is and how to define it within the context of health care
- Methods for addressing professionalism in the classroom and/or clinical environment
- How and when to evaluate professionalism
Audience
This seminar will benefit program directors, departmental managers in any discipline, clinical instructors in health care, and faculty who evaluate students in any discipline.
Purchase
Professionalism is essential to student/employee success. If professionalism skills are not taught and evaluated, then you either expect your student/employee to have them inherently, or you expect them to acquire these skills somewhere, somehow.
This seminar doesn’t leave this important issue to chance.
Professionalism can certainly be taught, but most importantly, it can also be evaluated. When done correctly and consistently, the evaluation process can be an effective tool to help employees, students, and employers identify the skills that may benefit the individual and employer. It can also be an effective tool for identifying focuses for improvement.
This seminar walks you through what professionalism is and presents various methods for teaching and evaluating professionalism on campus and in the clinical environment. Register today!
Your seminar registration includes the following:
- Downloadable PowerPoint presentations from the speaker
- On-demand access
- Written transcript
- Supplemental materials
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
For the seminar, you can have as many people participate in the program as you like using the single connection by using a large screen, projector, and speakers.
There is no limit to how many times the seminar is accessed while available.
Campus Access License
With the purchase of the optional Campus Access License (or Group License when ordering online), registrants may take the contents of the program CD & place the information on to a password-protected network, server, or web site for additional staff use. The Group License option is not for multiple or unlimited staff from an institution to connect & participate in the live online seminar presentation.
Product Code: PC18YA
