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team player
works well with others
communication
exchange of information, thoughts, ideas, and feelings.
discretion
good judgement is always used in what is said and done, protects patient privacy
acceptance of criticism
accepts constructive criticism and learn from it
responsibility
you do what you are supposed to do; meet obligations
tact
the ability to do or say the kindest and most fitting thing in a DIFFICULT SITUATION
enthusiasm
enjoy your job and possess a positive attitude
competence
qualified and capable of completing a task, follows procedures and knows their limits; asks for help if necessary
honesty
tell the truth; admit mistakes and errors
dependability
be punctual; have good attendance; finish tasks and assignments on time and accurately
willingness to learn
keep learning and adapt to changes
self motivation
begin and complete a task without constant direction and supervision
subjective
patient-reported symptoms
patience
be understanding; remain calm when frustrated; overcome obstacles
objective
signs seen or measured
empathy
understand others’ feelings, situations, and motives