Student Health Center Division of Student Affairs Job Performance Standards Physicians 50% QUALITY OF CARE/PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE 1. 2. 3. 20% 20% 10% Chart Review Clinical competence Diagnostic and therapeutic skills Problem solving ability Documentation Peer Review with emphasis on risk management and quality improvement New skill development or update (focused on meeting Student Health Center (SHC) needs, enhancing scope of practice) PATIENT SATISFACTION 1. Student survey 2. Complaints/compliments via the “Tell Us About Us” form 3. Patient care survey (mailer) CONTRIBUTION TO GROUP/LEADERSHIP AND INITIATIVE 1. Educational services to SHC and campus community (outreach) 2. Special projects/programs/clinics 3. Committees – active participation/problem solving/task forces 4. Community service 5. Nurse practitioner preceptorship/mentoring WORK HABITS 1. Excellent attendance 2. Sharing of workload 3. Team-work oriented/good communication skills 4. Flexibility/adaptability and responsiveness in meeting the patient needs Rating for Performance Evaluation & Performance Based Salary Increase Rate on 1– 5 Scale: 5 = Outstanding 4 = Good 3 = Satisfactory 2 = Needs Improvement 1 = Unacceptable 1. Unacceptable Performance clearly falls short of expected standards. Performance is either inappropriate and/or incompetent. The employee has demonstrated inability or unwillingness to improve or meet those standards. 2. Needs Improvement Performance often falls short of expectations. The employee requires mentoring and/or proctoring to meet standards. 3. Satisfactory Meets basic requirements and expectations of the position. The employee performs all elements in a satisfactory, competent manner. 4. Good Consistently meets requirements of the position and often exceeds the expected standards. 5. Excellent Highest quality performance which typically exceeds the expected standards. Consistently provides elements of leadership, innovation and mentoring. * To be eligible for a PBSI, unless otherwise negotiated, the employee’s total score must average above 4.5. If any category is rated below 3.0, the employee is not eligible for a PBSI regardless of the total score. 6/10/97, 4/11/01