UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

Our sense of professionalism takes root in graduate training and builds throughout our career. At the core of our practice is the creation and nurturing of relationships with clients, in addition to a broad responsibility to society, the profession, family and self. This workshop provides a reflective learning space for Psychologists and Psychological Associates who seek to engage in dialogue about their practice of professionalism and inter-professionalism. A variety of modalities, including self-assessment, practice-based learning, peer feedback, case studies and gap analysis, are used to facilitate reflection and renewal in this vital domain. Benefits of participation may include a renewed commitment to client care, as well as a strategic plan for bottom-up improvement in service quality.

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

• To review and extend understanding about the dimensions of professionalism and inter-professionalism in health care environments

• To reflect on concept of a social contract with society, and how a social contract shapes our obligations to the public

• To identify knowledge or practice gaps via self-assessment and peer feedback in the evaluation of one’s own professionalism and inter-professionalism, and develop ways to respond to these gaps/oversights

• To incorporate practice insights about professionalism and inter-professionalism into strategies that improve the quality of client care and/or organizational functioning

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THIS WORKSHOP IS DESIGNED FOR:
• Psychologists, Psychological Associates and persons undertaking Supervised Practice

• persons working for a Psychologist/Psychological Associate as part of the qualifying 4-year period prior to Supervised Practice in the Psychological Associate registration process.

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For more information about the topics and activities in the workshop, view the entire online brochure.