Professionalism Toward Occupations

“There is a clear distinction from ‘being a professional’ and ‘behaving professionally’” being a professional relates to status, reward, public recognition and behaving professionally. Behaving professionally however relates to dedication, standard of behaviour and a strong service ethics (Helsby, 1996). Professionals are well known in the community for their work and are respected. The role of a doctor is known from a young age. Doctors are respected for the work they do and are also well paid and rewarded for the work they do. Childcare differs from this as it is seen as a low status, low paid job (Lane, 2015) He also suggests that there are seven signs of the professional. These are protected roles, special body of knowledge, special skills, a code of ethics, image, rewards and values. Similarly (Brock, 2006) suggests there are seven dimensions of professionalism. These are knowledge, education and training, skills, autonomy, values, ethics and rewards. There is a clear difference between the signs of the professional and the dimensions of professionalism; although both agree that values and rewards are attributes of both it is clear that attributes of professionalism may differ from worker to worker as they may have a varied level of education, skills and knowledge. Whereas the signs of a professional will be similar from worker to worker such as their image, the special skills they require and the roles they

1. In your own words, define professionalism and how it relates to you as a health care provider? The essay must be limited to 250 words.

I will continue showing respect, empathy and dignity of the patient after graduation. I will make sure to continue behaving professionally throughout my career. It is very important for a healthcare professional to demonstrate professionalism, as once I become pharmacist it will be my responsibility that I reach on time to work, wear dress appropriately and behave in a nice manner to the patient. For example, after graduation I will continue to obey HIPPA law and other state laws which will mandate me to work in a particular way and which will not allowed me to share any personal information of a patient with anyone. Thus, by being punctual, respectful and responsible I will continue to advance my level of expertise in this particular outcome

To maintain a commitment to professionalism, I plan to stay informed on every childcare law and regulation, as well as the changes that occur through the DCF website (http://www.myflfamilies.com/service-programs/child-care). I will continue my education through college in the field of Early Childhood and Elementary Education, which will increase my knowledge about taking care of children and helping them thrive. Maintaining my DCF (ECPC) certification as a childcare provider is also a key aspect of maintaining professionalism. These three resources are vital to achieve success in this field.

The first thing that comes to mind in my first 30 days at a new site is that I want to not mainly focus on, but keep in mind of the professionalism standpoint. I want to make sure that I bring that into the mindset, with the willingness to learn and soak as much information as I possibly can. Ask a lot of questions if needed and proceed to move to a professional level. I think in order for me to master my professionalism it will help me to be successful. Some of those steps I'm willing to take is to dress professional which will show my employers or co-workers that I'm ready for the day or the task at hand, looking the part. Make sure im well groomed with ironed attire. The biggest thing for me at the point time and moment is getting my certificate's done and completed.

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Dynamics Involved in the Barriers of Professionalism: A Discussion of the Contributing Factors There are many barriers in the nursing profession. The many factors that contribute to these limitations have been noticed for centuries, such as the educational standards which were set forth by Isabel Hampton Robb in 1893. Robb set the standards of nursing education and formalized a curriculum (Black, 2014). Today we face several challenges and educational barriers. An important concept within the nursing profession that affects many is the issue of education.

Reflecting on my professionalism behaviors gives me the opportunity to realize how empowering my personal attributes can be. I encountered myself in many situations that I misunderstand the importance of soft skills as part of my professionalism. Development of leadership and soft skills aloud my effective interaction with other people, then result an important role as professionalism perspective. In some situations, we associate professionalism with of level of knowledge the individual evidences regarding contents of the work. The professionalism is competent actions that differ and make unique any profession, that will the mark of a successful career and personal development. It is a consistence of commitment in different areas as how I present myself during my communication. How I apply my ethical performances in the action and demonstrate knowledge and constantly self-directed learning. Finally, multiple perspectives, different understanding the same reality: rigor, excellence, exemption and impartiality in the professionalism exercise.

I accredit, that the level of professionalism I gained this month was beyond outstanding. I manage to learn more then just the basic in this Digital Video and Audio Production class. I know that if this class was a little longer then just a month and twice a week

Professionalism is defined in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary as “the skill, good judgment, and polite behavior that is expected from a person who is trained to do a job well.” I have had three professions for which I received formal training and developed the skills and good judgement specific to

The Impact Participating in Occupations has on the Health and Well Being of the Terminally Ill Individuals that are terminally ill are still capable of engaging in life, resulting in the ability to live their lives to the greatest potential. Engaging in life requires engaging in occupation. Law, Steinwender, and Leclair

To maintain a commitment to professionalism I believe that you have to really enjoy what you are doing if you’re passionate about what you’re doing you will remain professional. In the future as an early childhood professional To remain professional I will stay alert ask question to make sure that I’m not behind, keep parents up to date on what will been going on, & what the children needs. I think that you should always have respect for not only yourself, the class, each student & parents.

The question that often comes to one’s mind when we think of professionalism is what is professionalism? and how is it different from Professionalization? since often these terms are confusing. Professionalism is a process by which an occupation has become or seeks to be a much recognized profession .Whereas Professionalization is often related to the status of an occupation in the society at a particular given time which may also include the interests of an occupational group. All of us in our working lives have been at different jobs each of which required a different level of skill sets but the one thing that remained common across them was that one needed to demonstrate professionalism if you wanted to succeed and move ahead . It is a

Being a professional is more than having fancy attire, carrying an Italian leather briefcase or using complex linguistics. Professionalism can be described as conduct, or qualities that are foreseen as professional. Professionalism is a learned trait that is taught by a person or learned through experiences. For me, personally, I will reflect on my ethical and personal professionalism and the innate journey it has taken me thus far. For myself, in particular, I will travel through my experience. I venture through the encounter of being taught the art of professionalism, the discussion of being a professional in counseling, to the development of being a professional. During the developmental stage I choose to explore the topics of interferences that would negatively influence my work in the profession, and idiosyncrasies that would perpetuate positive impact.

Professionalism is key to practice, as without the laws and policies governing the health care system and staff so doctors, nurses and other health care providers in the hospital environment would be in disarray (Ghadirian, 2014). Professionalism is methodically key in a nurse’s role as the nurse has to be accountable for the patient’s health and safety, a nurse has to respect patient’s values as it represents their human character and finally be prepared to focus on the standard of care giving to a patient, but also promoting healthy lifestyle (Battie, 2014).