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A 3-tiered approach to training and retaining new staff.
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The department was small Then we grew The challenges of an expanding staff
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We had developed a comprehensive student program Why not do the same for new staff? The Handbook is born
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The Handbook proved to be overwhelming Need for a human touch Working More Efficiently
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The Orientation Notebook was born New staff members were paired with members of the WME committee Quick orientation, then passed off to PLT
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Time to reassess Orientation then PLT – do we need to do more? How do we know when someone is ready to fly on their own?
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How do we provide support and accountability to OTs who are struggling? The coaching program is born Plus/Delta
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3-Tiered approach to OT support; Orientation Mentoring Coaching
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Purpose: to orient therapists new to WCPSS, including former contractors, to both procedural and clinical aspects of the job Targeted Personnel: new OT hires Duration: about 1 month Time Commitment: the mentor and new employee will have meetings over a 1 month duration that will likely encompass several hours
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Purpose: to provide support for occupational therapists new to WCPSS throughout their first year of employment; to insure that new hires are following department policies and meeting job expectations. Targeted Personnel: new OT hires Duration: one full year from date of hire
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Procedure: Once orientation is complete, a mentoring relationship begins. The mentor and mentee will meet weekly to review essential components of the job to insure compliance and competency. Assessment: At the end of the one year period, if the mentee is meeting job expectations, they are released from mentoring. If they are not, they move to Tier 3.
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Purpose: to provide close supervision to therapists struggling with one or more aspects of their job. Targeted Personnel: OTs with specific area(s) of concern identified during the mentoring process or in the performance evaluation. Procedure: goals and plan are established and implemented. If progress is not made in a timely manner, an action plan is created in conjunction with Human Resources.
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