Professionalism in the Workplace Presented by: Dan
Description: Professionalism in the Workplace Presented by: Dan Jacobi Whitney Smith Dress Code Correct vs. Incorrect Correct vs. Incorrect Dress Code Correct vs. Incorrect Correct vs. Incorrect Dress Code Correct vs. Incorrect Correct vs. Incorrect
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slide1. Professionalism in the Workplace Presented by: Dan Jacobi & Whitney Smith<br>
slide2. Dress Code<br>
slide3. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide4. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide5. Dress Code<br>
slide6. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide7. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide8. Dress Code<br>
slide9. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide10. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide11. Dress Code<br>
slide12. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide13. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide14. Dress Code<br>
slide15. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide16. Dress Code<br>
slide17. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide18. Please understand that…<br>
slide19. Attendance<br>
slide20. Attendance<br>
slide21. Absence Policy First Absence: the student will receive a warning and the policy will be reiterated to them.
Second Absence: the student will be assigned an additional one week rotation in morning treatment/rehabilitation.
Third Absence: the student will be suspended from clinical experiences for 1 calendar week. At no time will the student be allowed to participate in any athletic training events or clinical experiences on campus during this week.
Fourth Absence: the student will be removed from primary sport(s) assignments and fulfill all clinical experience hours within the Athletic Training Facility at hours approved by the ATEP staff.
Fifth Absence: the student will be removed from all clinical experiences and fail their clinical experiences course
In all cases a record of this negligence will be placed in the student’s permanent folder which will factor in to consideration for continuance in the program.”<br>
slide22. Punctuality<br>
slide23. Professional Conduct<br>
slide24. Professional Conduct<br>
slide25. Exceptions<br>
slide2. Dress Code<br>
slide3. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide4. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide5. Dress Code<br>
slide6. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide7. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide8. Dress Code<br>
slide9. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide10. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide11. Dress Code<br>
slide12. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide13. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide14. Dress Code<br>
slide15. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide16. Dress Code<br>
slide17. Correct vs. Incorrect<br>
slide18. Please understand that…<br>
slide19. Attendance<br>
slide20. Attendance<br>
slide21. Absence Policy First Absence: the student will receive a warning and the policy will be reiterated to them.
Second Absence: the student will be assigned an additional one week rotation in morning treatment/rehabilitation.
Third Absence: the student will be suspended from clinical experiences for 1 calendar week. At no time will the student be allowed to participate in any athletic training events or clinical experiences on campus during this week.
Fourth Absence: the student will be removed from primary sport(s) assignments and fulfill all clinical experience hours within the Athletic Training Facility at hours approved by the ATEP staff.
Fifth Absence: the student will be removed from all clinical experiences and fail their clinical experiences course
In all cases a record of this negligence will be placed in the student’s permanent folder which will factor in to consideration for continuance in the program.”<br>
slide22. Punctuality<br>
slide23. Professional Conduct<br>
slide24. Professional Conduct<br>
slide25. Exceptions<br>