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Staffing and Scheduling & The Personal Selection Process Flashcards

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  • The setting of a long term goals
  • is type of personnel needed to meet the labor requirements
  • special important phase
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Staffing

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Provides necessary support to the primary activities of the organization

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Anchillary

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5 Department of Anchillary

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  1. Labortory Department
  2. Pharmacy Department
  3. Radiologist Department
  4. Nutrition and Dieteries
  5. Health Information Management
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This refers to the range of skills and activities

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Skill Variety

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The employee will be a better role, motivated more, and better enchanted skills

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High Skill Variety

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Monotous, reptitive, boring, lead the employee to become unsatisfied and unmotivated

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Low Skill Variety

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This dimension measures the degree to which the job requires completion

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Task Identity

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This looks at the impact and influence of a job

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Task Significance

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This describes the amount of individual choice and discretion

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Autonomy

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This dimension measures the amount of information an employee receives about his or her performance

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Feedback

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The extent to which people believe that their job is meaningful

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Experienced Meaningfulness of the Work

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The extent to which people feel accountable for the results of their work.

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Experienced Responsibility for the Outcomes of Work

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The extent to which people know how well they are doing

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Knowledge of the Actual Results of the Work Activity

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14
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Relief from boredom

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Job Rotation

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Increased responsibility wider range of duties

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Job Enrichment

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Extension of work plus additional tasks to obtain a complete unit

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Job Enlargement

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Breaking down into small sub-parts

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Work Simplification

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The job is simpilified by breaking it down into small subparts

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Work Simplification

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Is a job design process by which employees roles are rotated in order to promote flexibility

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Job Rotation

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This is a horizontal expansion in a job

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Job Enlargement

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Increases the employee’s autonomy and it is also called as vertical expansion

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Job Enrichment

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It should be competency based and reflects any skills needed

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Job Description

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Employees tasks that much be completed in order for a business or organization

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Basic Core Task

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Sets of abilities and knowledge used to perform practical tasks

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Advanced Technical Skills

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Mainly focusing on managing skills

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Supervisory Responsibility

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Five key sections common to most job descriptions:

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  1. Job Title
  2. Minimum qualification and desired worker skills
  3. Job duties
  4. Responsibilities and accountability
  5. Job Relationships
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Specific job duties must be identified to ensure that thd incumbent undertakes what he or she is to do

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Job Specification

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Pros of Generalist

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  1. Staffing flexibility
  2. Entry level opportunities
  3. Breadth of knowledge
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Cons of Generalist

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  1. Increased resource allocation to maintain and document staff competency
  2. Entry level, as staff gain experience in tenure
  3. Lack of depth
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Pros of Specialist

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  1. Depth of Knowledge
  2. Carrer ladder oppurtunity
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Cons of Specialist

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  1. Narrow base of experience
  2. Limited flexibility in scheduling
32
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Can be simple or complex depending on the level of the position.

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Search Process: Search Committee

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Interviewed by the supervisor and manager

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For Entry Level Position

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Interviewed by the formal search committee

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For the supervisory level or above

35
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In search process: Advertising

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The advertisement should be
1. Concise
2. Starting the job educational requirements
3. Any applicable licensure of certification requirements
4. Brief summary of the main job responsibilities

36
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Three Common Techniques of Screening Resume

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Group 1
Group 2
Group 3

37
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Consists of those individuals who have outstanding qualifications

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Group 1

38
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Includes those who meet just the minimum qualifications

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Group 2

39
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Includes those individuals who do not meet one or more qualifications

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Group 3

40
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Key points to consider when reviewing resume are

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Spelling, grammar, and syntax

41
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The laboratory manager must assess the needs of the laboratory

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Job Staffing

42
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Match the people presently working in the laboratory with current workload requirements

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Staff Scheduling

43
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Can Improve or increase staff retention while continuing to pythe services required of the laboratory

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Life Work Balance

44
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Scheduling processes are reviewed to provide options and opportunities

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Metrics for Success

45
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Allows to meet workflow quotas

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Reporting Efficiency

46
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Amount of time to complete a process

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Turnaround Time

47
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Automated: 100 tests for 8 hours Manual: 50 tests for 8 hours

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Productivity Measurement

48
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Impact on Staff

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Scheduling Process

49
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Staffing and Scheduling are very dependent on the:

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  • Locale
  • The availability of technical staff
  • The practice patterns by physicians
  • The service lines offered by the healthcare facility, and patient expectations
50
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Steps in Making Schedule

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  1. Plan a Schedule Management
  2. Define Activities
  3. Sequences Activities
  4. Estimate Activity Resources
  5. Estimate Activity Durations
  6. Develop Schedule
51
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Based on the practice eight bour shifts which depend upon the demand and the availability of personnel

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General Comments on Staffing and Scheduling

52
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Need Assessment

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Requirement and Selection of Employees

53
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First step in selection process

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Initial Screening

54
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Education, experience, and licensure examinations

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Minimum Criteria

55
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Process by which a job vacancy is identified

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Requirement

56
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Outline of the role of the job holder

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Job Description

57
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Outline of the skills and qualities required of the post holder

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Person Specification

58
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Steps involves in choosing people who have the right qualification to fill a current or future job opening

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Selection Process

59
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Are responsible for the hiring of individuals

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Manager and Supervisor

60
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Define and guide the managers in selecting applicants

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Human Resource Management

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Steps in the Selection Process

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  1. Posting or advertising job vacancies
  2. Receptions of applications either in person or inwritting
  3. Preliminary interview steps in the selection process
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Pre employment interview:
Interview questions

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Personal, history, education background, volunteer activities, work experience

63
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Measures the ability of applicant in doing their task

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Performance Tests

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Include general reasoning and mental abilities like memory and inductive reasoning

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Intelligence Tests

65
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Interventory of the likes and dislikes of the applicant in relation to their work

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Interest tests

66
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Pointers in personnel selection

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Employment

67
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It is the introduction of the employee to his new environment

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Personnel Operation

68
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It consists of periodic written reports on employees performance

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Personnel Evaluation

69
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Is the advancemen of an employer to a better job better in terms of greater responsibility

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Promotions

70
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For the protection of both employee and employer

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Disciplinary Dismissal

71
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Provides a ready reference to an employee

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Personnel Records

72
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8 Personnel Records

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  1. Job Description
  2. Education
  3. Experience
  4. Qualifications
  5. Length of Employment
  6. Job References
  7. Written Reprimands
  8. Comments and Personal List

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