Career Plan: Medical Office Administrator

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Long Term Work Goals
These are the goals that are the fuel for your Career Plan. Everything in your career plan is built around these goals. In the spaces below, write down the following long-term work goals. What is the job position that you would like to have in 1-2, 3-5 years and after 5 years?
Please write in full sentences when answering the questions, No marks will be given for answers that are not written in complete sentences, (6 marks).
1 Job position that I would like to have in 1-2 years:
The job position that I would like to have in 1-2 years is Medical Office Administrator
2 Job position that I would like to have in 3-5 years:
Job position that I would like to have in 3-5 years: Office Manager in a medical setting
3 Job position that I would like to have in after 5 years:
Job position that I would like to have after 5 years: Senior Administrator or Director of a medical facility
Explain how your goals meet the following SIX CRITERIA that all goals should meet (please see page 3 of the Setting and Getting your Work Goals sheet (given during the semester) for a reference). Please write in full sentences when answering the following questions, No marks will be given for answers that are not written in complete sentences. (12 marks).
1 Written
I have written down my goals in a plan, which has made them tangible and real.
2 Concrete and specific
Each goal I have set specifies a particular job position and a time frame, making them concrete and specific.
3 Realistic
My goals are realistic and achievable based on my current qualifications and experience.
4 Measurable
To ensure that I can track my progress, each goal has a clear and objective measure of success, making them measurable.
5 Tied to a deadline
I have tied each goal to a specific deadline within which it should be achieved.
6 Value-anchored
My goals are value-anchored, meaning they align with my personal and work values, as well as my abilities and transferable skills.
Personal Assessment
Your personal assessment of yourself is just as important as your future career goals. If you do not understand who you are and what you require to be successful in your career then how will you know what career is suitable for you? List below a summarization of your values, abilities, transferable skills and work/life preferences (this information can be found in the sheets given out during the semester, only information from the sheets will be accepted).
(19 marks)
Top 2 Personal Values
* Family
* Health
Top 2 Work Values
* Autonomy
* Respect
Top 2 Personal and Work Values
* Integrity
* Honesty
Top 2 Defined Work Values
* Continuous learning
* Team work
Top 3 Abilities
* Communication
* Time management
* Attention to detail
Top 5 Transferable Skills
* Organization
* Leadership
* Problem Solving
* Adaptability
* Customer Service
Top 3 Work Environment vs. Life preferences
* Flexibility
* Work-life balance
* Supportive Colleagues
Making your Goals a Reality
Once you have written out your goals and you have assessed yourself for those important values, skills, abilities and life prefer...