Description of Professional Behaviors Sample Clauses

Description of Professional Behaviors. The National Athletic Trainers’ Association has developed the Code of Ethics and the Board of Certification has created the Standards of Professional Practice and Code of Responsibility that define specific abilities and behaviors that a graduate of a CAATE-accredited Athletic Training program should demonstrate. The core values include: accountability, altruism, compassion, caring, excellence, integrity, professional duty, and social responsibility. The generic abilities include: commitment to learning, interpersonal skills, communication skills, effective use of time and resources, use of constructive feedback, problem solving, professionalism, responsibility, critical thinking, and stress management. The following represents six essential behaviors that integrate items from these documents with a focus on the academic environment.
Sample 1
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Description of Professional Behaviors. The NATA has developed the Code of Ethics and the BOC has created the Standards of Professional Practice and Code of Responsibility that define specific abilities and behaviors that a graduate of a CAATE-accredited athletic training program should demonstrate. The core values include, but not limited to: accountability, altruism, compassion, caring, excellence, integrity, professional duty, and social responsibility. The generic abilities include, but not limited to: commitment to learning, interpersonal skills, communication skills, effective use of time and resources, use of constructive feedback, problem solving, professionalism, responsibility, critical thinking, and stress management. The following represents six essential behaviors that integrate items from these documents with a focus on the academic environment.
Sample 1

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