...Professionals and client develop a relationship based on trust, compassion, and mutual respect. This relationship is always for the betterment of the client, but professionals hold the power in their role, and expected to use the power to achieve professional goals. The ability to create, and maintain boundaries are often critical; however professionals sometimes go beyond the boundaries in regards to fulfill professional goals which are often in client’s best interest. The authority that comes with the job, and expertise comes with knowledge that places professional in a powerful position. The powers professionals acquire influence them to surpass the professional boundaries because clients are in vulnerable positions that are seeking...
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...Professional Presence Unit 2 Assignment Glenda Emerson Kaplan University Professor Messinger, MBA, PMP. CS204-10 September 2, 2014 Because my career field consists of medical, criminology and legal situations, I had to take into account the dress code and behavioral characteristics of three of the scenarios listed and merge them together. In Medical Professional, Law Firm, and Law Enforcement, I found that all of them showed professionalism with their attire as well as behaviorisms. The Medical professional was appropriately dressed in scrubs and smiles with a very approachable and empathetic visage. As a Psychologist, wearing scrubs will not be a necessity for me except possibly in very rare clinical hospitalization occasions. Additionally, as I will be working within the court system, I reviewed the scenario for Professional Law firm. In this scenario the dress is very business professional and conservative. It also requires a certain amount of communication skills, assertiveness, tactfulness, correct posture and excellent vocabulary skills. Last I reviewed the scenario for Law Enforcement. In this scenario we find uniforms are generally worn, there are strong ethics and knowledge of law and notes of authority within one’s body language. In not one of these scenarios did I detect any unprofessional aspects of professionalism or presentation. My chosen career field is that of a Clinical and Forensic...
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...career success are considered professional development. The competition in the workforce is fierce. Professionals must continue personal, business, and professional development to remain competent in their chosen careers. Today, working with an increasingly diverse population and new technology requires health care professionals to pursue professional development to enhance and build their knowledge. Ethical behavior, technology changes, patient’s needs, and job description changes are reasons to grow as a professional (Makely, 2013). Ethical behavior is becoming more important; people love to do business with an organization they can trust. Trust can be characterized as assurance on the appearance, ability, asset, and accuracy of the business. Always gain and maintain the people’s trust no matter what may happen. Technology is forever evolving. Health care technology is always on the cutting edge. Technology has changed and will continue to change the way patients are being treated. Many health care organizations have already moved to electronic health records. Continue to progress by taking continuing educational courses which are relevant to the health care industry. Patient care is changing, and patients are taking a more active role in the health care that they receive. A patient’s health care team must be willing and ready to change the patient’s treatment course of action as needed to meet the patient’s needs. Professionals should get involved in associations...
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...everyone gets to deal with is extremely tough. From that assessment it made me realize that I need to relax, take care of my well-being, and try to eliminate whatever I can that might be adding on to my stress level which will be leading me to experience burnout. As for my stress level assessment, all the things that I clicked yes to are all part of life. Things that many or few experience. At a young age of losing my mother, I’ve become a person of handling circumstances that come my way better than most. I’ve been through and seen a lot that I’ve become a strong person. All these assessments made me realize that I need to slow down, and take a breather because I’m stressing more than I know. From this professional plan I plan to focus on both my personal and professional life. Some people separate their personal life from their work life, but I always seem to have trouble separating the two. If something is bothering me personally I always find myself being moody at work or sad. If I’m stressed out I don’t act all bubbly like I usually do. Personally I want to tackle the idea of having less stress. For professionally I want to be able to give 100% every day at my job. If something is stressing me out I work I want to be able to help myself release that stress from my work environment. Being in a customer service profession...
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...Professional Knowledge and Abilities LaShawn D. Valrie GEN/200 January 3, 2010 Dr. Joyce Mackey Abstract In this paper I will tell you how the Association of YMCA Professionals can provide me with information to giving one better knowledge and abilities within the company. The knowledge that I will learn will better assist me in providing me with the necessary trainings and conferences needed to become a professional employee of the YMCA of the Greater Houston. Professional Knowledge and Abilities The association that I chose was the Association of YMCA Professionals or also known as AYP. AYP is the professional society for YMCA staff members in the United States. As a membership organization, national in scope, it has been in existence since 1871. The Association is formally organized by 11 men on board a steamer on the Potomac River. Its first name was the Association of General Secretaries of the Young Men's Christian Association of the United States and British Provinces. This meeting also marked the first of the annual, biennial, or triennial conferences of the employed officers of the YMCA that have continued in some form uninterrupted to this day. AYP's purpose is to advance, inspire, and connect the YMCA Leader. Y professionals have the ability to participate in innovative discussions as well as network with other Y professionals. This will give me the ability to take away tangible tools and practical knowledge, providing me with a renewed professional...
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...Professional Knowledge and Abilities Rachel Thomas GEN/200 April 11, 2010 Lisa Kempton The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association or ASHA is the professional, scientific and credentialing association for speech and language pathologists, audiologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists in the United States and internationally. ASHA’s vision is to make effective communication, a human right, assessable, achievable for all. ASHA’s mission is to empower and support speech- language pathologist’s audiologists, and speech, language, hearing scientists by: Advocating on behalf of persons with communication and related disorders. Advancing communication science and promoting effective human communication. ASHA started in 1925 under the name national association of teachers of speech. The members of this group became interested in the field of speech correction and wanted to establish an organization to promote scientific, organized work in the field of speech correction. In December 1925 the national association of teachers of speech changed the name of the organization to American Academy of Speech Correction. Since then the organization has had many name changes, but in 1987 they changed the name to American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. The organization is still called American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. ASHA can contribute to my professional knowledge and abilities because on their website they have plenty of helpful information. A section...
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...Historically very few professions were given the status of being a professional. Those who were in the profession of law and medicine were perceived to be ‘elite’, receiving professional status. This was given due to the structure and depth of their specialised training and high level qualification. The knowledge gained and the ethical standards of those professionals in their practice. They were governed by professional bodies, adhering to high values and having professional autonomy. These professionals were held in high esteem by society as possessing specialised knowledge and skills, who were equipped to apply this knowledge and implement their skills in the interest of others. The concept of professionalism and having status of being a professional within the early year’s workforce has been a contentious issue. Early year workers were one of the many professions not recognised by society as being professional. Some say it is due to the lack of value society in general placed on the quality and standard of qualification they held in comparison to that of other professions working within early year’s settings; such as teachers or speech and language therapists who held degree led qualifications. Early year workers skills and knowledge were also undervalued which reflected in lower levels of pay with no prospect of moving up the career ladder. It could be said that low pay relates to poor quality of service, while others say it indicates the status of the job. Society portrayed...
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...Summary Professional code of ethics, Definition, “Professionally accepted standards of personal and business behavior, values and guiding principles” Importance, A code of ethics is essential to a profession; the code will provide an ethical starting point for the professionals and for others outside the profession. Professional code inform members of the profession about the viewpoints they should consider in making a decision. A code of ethics serves to promote the values of the profession over the personal, societal, and (sometimes) institutional values. It serves as a guideline for professionalism and quality of service. Ethical principles, 1) Integrity 2) Objectivity 3) Competence 4) Fairness 5) Confidentiality 6) Professionalism (7) diligence Development of teacher code of ethics, 1) Obligation towards students: a. Deal justly & impartially with students. b. Identifying the individual needs of the students. c. Respects the right of every student. d. Encourage students for the betterment of their future. 2) Obligation towards parents a. Respect the basic responsibility of parents for their children. b. Establish friendly & cooperative relationship. c. Keep parents informed about the progress of their children. 3) Obligation towards community i. Respect & be loyal to the community’s moral, spiritual ...
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...knowledge, skills and behaviours from Bands 1 or 2, which are required by HR Professionals. • Evaluate their performance for developing into the role of an effective and efficient HR professional. The CIPD Profession Map was designed as a tool to help professionals to become equipped with the relevant skills needed for current practice and future growth areas across HR. The map contains three key elements: 1. Professional areas – what HR practitioners need to know and do. 2. Behaviours – How to carry out activities. This element is divided into four categories of competence from beginner to leadership. 3. Bands and transitions - how to develop from role to another, split into four banks of competence which illustrates the hierarchy of the profession. The map was designed as a tool to provide a structured way of viewing an organisation. The circle is split into eight sections around the side, and these eight sections represent the eight behaviours anyone managing a team should have at their disposal. The four straight banks in the back ground of the map are the four levels of input from administration through to strategic that anyone managing a team needs to operate to deliver effective people management. The segments in the middle are the two core professional areas Insights, Strategy and Solutions and Leading HR sit at the heart of the profession and are applicable to all HR professionals regardless of role, location or stage of career, whether inside organisations...
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...the HR Professional Map has been designed. The map has been designed as a collaboration from HR professionals, business people and organizations internationally. The CIPD HR Professional Map highlights 10 professional HR disciplines and eight main behaviors that successful HR professionals need to have according to their seniority and contributions in HR which is represented by 4 bands of competence in the HR Professional Map. The 10 professional areas are: 1. Organization design which takes care of designing the organization in a way it will operate successfully in short and long term 2. Resourcing and Talen Planning which insures that right talents are available 3. Learning & Development...
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...Professional Knowledge and Abilities GEN/200 July 11, 2010 Professional Knowledge and Abilities In my quest to obtain a bachelor’s degree in information technology with a concentration in Information Security System, I want to become as marketable as possible. A step in that direction would be aligning myself with ISACA to network and stay abreast in the ever-changing world of technology. ISACA is a nonprofit, global membership association for IT and information system professionals. It is committed to equipping its diverse constituency with the tools needed to achieve individual and organizational success. ISACA has more than 180 chapters in greater than 75 countries worldwide, which provide members with education, resource sharing, advocacy, professional networking, and a host of other benefits on a local level. This association covers a wide variety of professional IT related positions including Information Security auditor, consultant, educators, Information Systems security professional, risk professional, chief information officer and internal auditor. ISACA members represent a broad sector of industry, including finance and banking, public accounting, government, utilities, and manufacturing. ISACA, previously known as the Information Systems Audit and Control Association, currently goes by its acronym only, to reflect the broad range of IT governance professionals it serves (ISACA, 2010). ISACA’s contribution to increasing professional knowledge and...
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...prompted me to forward my resume. Over a span of 20 years, I have provided professional services in a myriad of industry segments, encompassing the globe. My most-recent work history includes a 10-year stint with XYZ Corporation. XYZ is one of our nation’s largest environmentally conscious, independent power producers. My professional tenure has provided me with years of comprehensive business experience working and negotiating with senior-level management and key personnel at many of the Fortune 500 companies. Including companies like; Boeing, Kimberly-Clark, Johnson & Johnson, and Calpine, to mention only a few. While many of these endeavors have been challenging, they have also been rewarding. They have provided me with continual growth and success, both personally and professionally. However, most of these professional endeavors have required extensive travel and ultimately time away from home. Therefore, I have made the decision to pursue a career path that is rewarding, professionally and personally. While this decision has not been easy, it has afforded me the opportunity to further my education and to pursue a position at a local company. You will certainly not regret providing me with a position within your organization. I look forward to proving myself as a valuable asset to your management team. I would appreciate an opportunity to meet with you and discuss how my professional experience will best meet your company and management needs. Please feel...
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...The Profession of Arms: Why do we need a campaign to understand the Profession of Arms and the Professional Soldier? By definition a Profession is “a calling requiring specialized knowledge and often long and intensive academic preparation.” The Army has evolved into a profession that is endlessly changing and through time getting more advanced. Being in the Army requires balance, professionalism, trust and respect for operations to run efficiently and effectively while upholding and protecting all standards. Every profession consists of a specific culture and climate related with and ingrained within. Service members and occupations within the Army all have a specific purpose and role in order for the Army to be effective and successful...
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...AICPA Code of Professional Conduct The AICPA is an organization that the majority of CPAs voluntarily join. Many in the business world are aware of the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct. This code of conduct focuses primarily on the ethical and professional obligations of CPAs. Members commit to abiding by the principles of the organization which holds them accountable to stringent principles and rules which go above and beyond ordinary laws and regulations. Members are expected to be self-disciplined and conduct themselves ethically and morally at all times. The three most important purposes of the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct are to guide their members in carrying out their responsibilities, to protect the public interest, and to enforce integrity. The AICPA Code of Professional Conduct reminds members that they should always exercise sound moral judgments and to remember they have a responsibility to their clients and the public to make professional decisions that are both ethical and moral. If CPAs were not responsible, society would lose all respect for the profession. There would not be a safe and fair way to judge the financial stability of companies or markets. When CPAs take responsibility and act professionally, ethically, and morally, their clients and the general public can feel confident they are reviewing accurate and credible financial statements of companies or organizations. It is crucial for CPAs to protect the public interest. The public interest...
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...Human Resource Management Article Yuri Caicedo How to Avoid Professional Misconduct Professional misconducts might happen when you don’t expect it. For instance, a child could be physical abused by a teacher. Professionals such as teachers, engineers, doctors, lawyers, architects, barbers, and veterinarians need to get licenses to work in their fields, in which you can find codes of professional conduct. To be license you need to register with the state you practice in and meet the standards for that profession. The codes of professional conduct are rooted in ethics. These ethics are values, and what differentiate the right and wrong action. Many companies don’t require employees with licenses but these companies have their own set of codes of conduct or ethics, and they make their employees to follow. These codes of conduct were made to prevent public from irresponsible professionals. In certain professions there are codes of conduct with different rules. However, the majority of professions have the codes of conduct with similar rules. An item normally found in the code of conduct is the gross of negligence or gross of incompetence, which means that are professional does not have basic ability to work. The majority of the professional need to take an exam to demonstrate that they know about all the aspects of their job. Additionally professionals need to take renew their licenses regularly. Therefore, they can keep learning and keep up to date with industry changes. Confidentiality...
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