PERFORMANCE

assessment

How to assess your trainee’s performance?

After this workshop, you will know how to implement a performance assessment process, by following five key steps. You will plan the assessment, collect information on your trainee’s performance, interpret this information, and communicate your assessment to your trainee in order to choose which actions need to be taken to foster his learnings during or after the placement.

Throughout this workshop, you will explore a whole array of support tools, which will appear as animations, descriptions and images that you can unfold. You will have the option of adding your preferred tools to your basket by clicking on the Bouton 'Add to your basket' button. Selected tools will be grouped, ready for downloading, in your basket located on the main menu .

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The targeted competency for this workshop:

  • Assess the trainee’s performance in a constructive, consistent, fair and honest way.

To see an overview of the workshop as a whole, please visit the site’s visual map:


info_outline Instructions:

  1. First, click on “Start here”.
  2. Click on the buttons in the left panel to navigate through the various units.
Centre d'évaluation du rendement
Édifice dans lequel on peut circuler en ascenseur entre le hall d’entrée & 6 départements
A man and a woman are standing in front of three doors
A woman at her computer, is giving feedback to a man
A woman, standing in front of a board displaying a graphic, is speaking to a man sitting at his desk
A supervisor is taking notes while observing her trainee attending to a patient
A woman is sitting at her computer where the monitor is displaying various data
A woman, at her computer, is having a discussion with another woman sitting in front of her
A man gets into an elevator while a woman is getting off.

Note:

Restrictions imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic prevented the shooting and production of videos. As a short-term solution, we developed animations for this training. As soon as possible, they will be replaced by video capsules.

Name: Patricia Côté-Giroux

Career: Speech-language pathologist

Employer: Consortium national de formation en santé (CNFS) — University of Ottawa Chapter and University of Ottawa

Mailing address: 200 Lees Avenue, Room E 100-B, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 6N5

Email: Patricia.Cote-Giroux@uOttawa.ca

Phone numbers: 613 562-5800, poste 7322 ou 1-877-221-CNFS

Office hours: 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., three days a week

Patricia Côté-Giroux

Professional information: Patricia’s unique academic journey has blended research and clinical practice. She obtained a bachelor’s degree in biomedical science (2005) and a master’s degree in neurological science (2008). She then completed a bachelor’s degree and a professional master’s degree in speech-language pathology at the Université de Montréal (2013).

After working as a research assistant (2007 to 2010) and clinical research coordinator at the University of Ottawa (2016­-2017), she began her profession as a speech-language pathologist in the private sector (2016 to 2019), during which time she mentored several new speech-language pathologists.

Patricia joined the CNFS team in September 2019. In her role as education project coordinator, she is involved in teaching CNFS-developed continuing education programs, provides teaching support for CNFS-targeted programs, and coordinates clinical and continuing education projects within the team. Patricia also held a clinical educator position at the Interprofessional Clinic at Perley Rideau in 2019, during which time she supervised more than 10 speech-language pathology trainees. She also has a private home practice as a speech-language pathologist.

 

Frequently asked questions – Online workshops

1. When and how can I have access to my workshop?

You can access the workshop at any time you are available, from the starting to the end date indicated in the training calendar. The workshops are held three times during the year.

2. Do I have to finish the workshop?

No, you do not have to finish the training you started. However, in order to obtain a certificate, you will have to pass successfully the final exam, have accessed the content of the various units and done the activities offered within.

3. How many hours will I need to complete the workshop?

This workshop could require approximately seven (7) hours of work. However, this time could vary from one learner to the next.

4. Do I have to pass successfully the exam at the end?

You are invited to take an exam comprised of multiple choice questions in order to validate your knowledge. If you need to, you can look at the content of the workshop during the exam. You must pass the exam in order to obtain a certificate.

5. Have I successfully passed the exam?

You can make two (2) attempts to pass successfully the exam. Once you have finished the exam, you must click on the “Submit Exam” button, at the bottom of the pate. A message will appear indicating if you have passed or failed the exam. A 60% mark is necessary to pass the exam. Should you fail the exam, you will then be allowed to take it a second time.

6. Where is my certificate and how can I get it?

In order to obtain a certificate for your participation, you must get a mark over 60% on the final exam, you must have accessed the various units, and done the activities provided in these units. The CNFS will provide a certificate to those participants who comply with the criteria. After having successfully completed the final exam, your certificate will be available online in you CNFS account, under the tab “Mon Cheminement” (My path).

7. Where can I get technical support?

Technical support is available free of charge during the University of Ottawa’s regular office hours, throughout the duration of the workshops. Please fill in this form for that purpose.   https://cnfs.ca/cnfs-portal-support-form

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