Educational and Professional Requirements Decoded

Please view the following presentation.

As you consider health-related careers, you may decide on one career and then pursue additional training in another career. Those individuals are referred to as multi-competent workers and are extremely valuable in the workplace.

Presentation as a professional communicates your personal commitment to your chosen profession and the quality of care delivered to the patient population.

The United State Department of Labor, in response to the business community, has developed a series of "Soft Skills" videos entitled The Skills to Pay the Bills. Let's take a look at the segment on Professionalism in the video below.

An individual's personal characteristics shape their professional behavior. Personal characteristics that support quality care and teamwork include:

Graphic of a person displaying a board with a list. Personal Characteristics that Shape Professional Behavior. Empathy. Honesty. Dependability. Willingness to learn. Patience. Acceptance of criticism. Self-motivation. Tact. Competence. Responsibility. Discretion. Team Player.

Exhibiting these characteristics builds professional trust and respect. Poor behavior on the job may result in job loss while commitment to professionalism leads to job security and financial rewards.

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