written industry reflection –

Assessment Task 1: Written Industry Reflection
All students are required to attend an interview when applying for a New Graduate Program or a Registered Nurse Position. As part of the interview process you will be required to reflect on your past clinical experiences when answering interview questions. For this assessment task students are required to select one of the following interview questions:
1. How has your training prepared you for a nursing career?
2. What do you feel you contribute to your patients?
3. How would you handle a patient who constantly complains about pain?
Using the E.A.R (event, action, result) interview method and your reflective skills provide a written (800 word) summary to this question. You are also required to refer to the criterion referenced rubric on page 15 of the unit outline. This rubric will also form the basis of your feedback for this assessment item
Due date: 16/08/15 (12 midnight)
Weighting: 20%
Length and/or format: 800 words
How to submit: This assessment must be submitted via Turnitin through the LEO ‘My Assessment’ block. Multiple submissions can be made up until the due date for the assessment (please note that there can be a 24-48 hour lock out period between each submission).
Assessment criteria: The criterion referenced rubric on page 15 of the unit outline should be used to guide your reflective writing. This rubric will also form the basis of your feedback for this assessment item.

written industry reflection –

Assessment Task 1: Written Industry Reflection
All students are required to attend an interview when applying for a New Graduate Program or a Registered Nurse Position. As part of the interview process you will be required to reflect on your past clinical experiences when answering interview questions. For this assessment task students are required to select one of the following interview questions:
1. How has your training prepared you for a nursing career?
2. What do you feel you contribute to your patients?
3. How would you handle a patient who constantly complains about pain?
Using the E.A.R (event, action, result) interview method and your reflective skills provide a written (800 word) summary to this question. You are also required to refer to the criterion referenced rubric on page 15 of the unit outline. This rubric will also form the basis of your feedback for this assessment item
Due date: 16/08/15 (12 midnight)
Weighting: 20%
Length and/or format: 800 words
How to submit: This assessment must be submitted via Turnitin through the LEO ‘My Assessment’ block. Multiple submissions can be made up until the due date for the assessment (please note that there can be a 24-48 hour lock out period between each submission).
Assessment criteria: The criterion referenced rubric on page 15 of the unit outline should be used to guide your reflective writing. This rubric will also form the basis of your feedback for this assessment item.

written industry reflection –

Assessment Task 1: Written Industry Reflection
All students are required to attend an interview when applying for a New Graduate Program or a Registered Nurse Position. As part of the interview process you will be required to reflect on your past clinical experiences when answering interview questions. For this assessment task students are required to select one of the following interview questions:
1. How has your training prepared you for a nursing career?
2. What do you feel you contribute to your patients?
3. How would you handle a patient who constantly complains about pain?
Using the E.A.R (event, action, result) interview method and your reflective skills provide a written (800 word) summary to this question. You are also required to refer to the criterion referenced rubric on page 15 of the unit outline. This rubric will also form the basis of your feedback for this assessment item
Due date: 16/08/15 (12 midnight)
Weighting: 20%
Length and/or format: 800 words
How to submit: This assessment must be submitted via Turnitin through the LEO ‘My Assessment’ block. Multiple submissions can be made up until the due date for the assessment (please note that there can be a 24-48 hour lock out period between each submission).
Assessment criteria: The criterion referenced rubric on page 15 of the unit outline should be used to guide your reflective writing. This rubric will also form the basis of your feedback for this assessment item.