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Professional Portfolio CONTENTS: SECTION 1 SECTION 2 : Personal Data : SECTION 3 : SECTION 4 : SECTION 5 SECTION 6 SECTION 7 : SECTION 8 : Academic & Professional Qualifications Employment History Continuing Professional Development ( CPD) Activities Professional Development Plan Evidence of Achievement Reflective Practice Appendix : : Acknowledgment: The Nursing Professional Portfolio
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Contents 0.0 PDP planning section 0.1 Professional development plan 0.2 Professional development action plan 1.0 professional development progress towards target section 2 1.1 Introduction 2.0 Skill of approach to problem situations 3.0 Skill of evaluating relevant points 4.0 Skill of time management 5.0 Skill of identifying problems 6.0 Skill of verbal communication 7.0 Skill of influencing peers 8.0 Skill of planning work 9.0 Appendixes (0.0)PDP planning section 1 My role within
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My Professional Development Plan Tara Sloan AED/201 May 19‚ 2013 Heather Coldani My Professional Development Plan I know that becoming a teacher can be hard at first‚ but if you set your mind to it and if becoming a teacher is what you really want to do with your life‚ then you should have no problem making it there. I always have dreamed of becoming a teacher. I remember when I was a child every day after school we would come home only to play school. We would make up lessons that went along
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Professional Development Plan As the Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) for a small rural forty bed Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital (IRF)‚ the professional development plan of the staff is very near and dear to my heart. Poorly prepared of nurses who have not engaged actively in personal and professional growth are less than optimal for either the patients or the facility. Years past I have worked for companies that was not invested in professional growth nor spending the necessary funding for staff education
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Professional Development Plan Professional Development Plan Introduction This development plan will focus on the characteristics of my learning team as well as my personal characteristics as their leader. This plan will allow me to assess the needs of my learning team as well as the ability to hone in on their strengths‚ areas for improvement‚ and resources needed to help them reach their career goals. This development plan will also allow me to determine how my leadership style will impact
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Plan � SEQ CHAPTER H R 1RUNNING HEAD: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN Kristen Bunge University of Phoenix NUR/391 March 19‚ 2008 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN My professional plan is to grow as a nurse by gaining knowledge through school and my daily experiences‚ so in five years I can care for patients and families as a nurse practitioner. I will make short term and long term goals to help guide me down my path as I transition into the role of professional nurse;
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Professional Development Plan Maritza Maezze LDR531 12/11/2014 Lee Huffman Professional Development Plan According to the self-assessment each member in group A took‚ the team is formed by individuals who in the majority possess Cautious Style characteristics and are influenced by the recessive styles of Steadiness and Interactive. As a whole the team can be defined as a goal or task oriented group whose members are very organized‚ prefer precision and accuracy when setting up goals for themselves
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Examining a Business Failure By the end of second quarter 2008‚ North Carolina-based Wachovia Corporation had grown to become the 4th largest bank in the United States with assets of $812 billion. Since its establishment in 1979‚ the company expanded its footprint through many mergers and acquisitions. Some of the large ones in its history were with First Union in 2001‚ with Alabama-based SouthTrust Corporation in 2004‚ and with Golden West Financial Corporation in 2006. In April 2008‚ Wachovia
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have shown that people who have their life objectives set are more successful. Continuing Professional Development plan is a mean where an individual set certain personal and professional objectives they would like to achieve. An interesting feature of it is that each CPD is unique to its owner and it does not necessarily fit others. As a result each individual prepare it differently‚ some prefer a details plan noting all the steps and actions they intend to take‚ however others highlight their objectives
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