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Professional Development PowerPoint

Milena Carrera
The University of Arizona
BSN
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Direct Patient Care Abilities
Strengths Opportunity for
Genuine compassion improvement
for all patients Increase confidence
Stamina to handle Creating overall
long/stressful shifts plans of care
Good
interdisciplinary
communication skills
Short term goals Long term goals
Skills proficiency Become an expert
Disease knowledge in my field
proficiency Have high-acuity
Confidence training
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Unit Leadership Abilities

Strengths Opportunity for improvement

Detail-oriented Taking on too much
Collaborative Too hard on self
Annoyed when others dont
do their part

Short term goals Long term goals

Develop staff Preceptor
rapport Charge nurse
Delegation
proficiency
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Professional Development

Short term goals

Join journals and Long term goals
nursing Nurse
associations practitioner/nurse
Utilize Sigma Theta specialist
Tau Go to continued
ACLS education
CRRT opportunities
CCRN
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Management/Leadership Book
Opportunity for
Improvement
Act confident
Speak up when
needed
Be patient and learn
from mistakes
Think hourly but
remember big
picture
Breaks and pep talks
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Leadership Shadowing

RN House Senior Manager - Supervisor

Opportunity for improvement
Increased education on overall hospital
system
Gained understanding of corporate decisions
Improve unit frustrations
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Professional Activities

MedicalReserve Corps Mass Casualty Training

and the St. Lukes IPEP Clinic
Strengths
Enhanced interdisciplinary communication
with patients
New disaster skill set
Team Planning
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Timeline

5 years:
CCRN,
3-4 DNP
years:
2 years: Preceptor
1 year: delegation Charge
Present Confidence, proficiency, RN
: Skill continuing
NCLEX, proficiency, education
Job acquire
knowledge
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Educational Plan

Aspirationsand opportunities
To be the nurse patients remember and
trust
Conference attendance

Short term goals

Use best practice protocols
Start preceptoring/mentoring

Longterm goals
Charge Nurse
Nurse practitioner
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References

Arnoldussen, Barbara. (2016). First year

nurse: Wisdom, warnings, and what I
wish Id known my first 100 days on the
job (4rd ed.). New York, NY: Kaplan Inc.