WEEK 1 Flashcards
(25 cards)
accreditation
a process in which an educational institution or program establishes credibility or legitimacy by complying with predetermined standards
administrative skills
skills that help to manage the business affairs of a medical practice and include two categories
clinical skills
these are skills that are an extension of the provider’s responsibilities and can be divided into fundamental practices, diagnostic procedures, and patient care
general skills
the skills that are necessary regardless of whether one is working in a clinical or administrative capacity.
hippocratic oath
an oath historically taken by new physicians, requiring them to swear to uphold specific ethical standards
appearance
outward or visible persona that a person gives to other individuals
critical thinking
using deductive reasoning to examine a problem or issue from a variety of different angles in order to arrive at the most appropriate conclusion and using that information in order to guide behaviors
empathetic
put yourself in another person’s shoes
self-confidence
how you feel about your abilities
team player
works cooperatively with a group of people
work ethic
set of values held by employees of performing work for a moral good
time management
an assortment of skills, tools, and practices used to manage time during daily activities and when accomplishing specific projects
transcripts
a copy made directly from an original record
career laddering
refers to a pathway of job positions in which you may progress based upon your interest
chronological
lists education achievements followed by work experience
externship
a supervised employment experience in a qualified health care facility as part of the education curriculum
practicum
a supervised employment experience in a qualified health care facility as part of the education curriculum; also known as an externship
performance objectives
statements on a resume that identify a person’s specific knowledge, skills, or behaviors
resume
a summary, especially of work experiences
integrity
doing the right thing in a reliable way
punctual
doing something at the agreed or proper time
innate
characteristics that are inherent or natural
initiative
a willingness to get things done and take responsibility
confidential
secret information especially in regard to speech