SAS - Job Planning and Negotiation Skills (SAS230327)
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| Subject | SAS | ||
| Description | All senior doctors have to produce a Job Plan to ensure they are meeting operational goals and targets. It’s Important to note that a job plan is more than a timetable or schedule of where a doctor needs to be at any time of the day or week. Of course, that is an important component, but the idea of a job plan is to enable managers and doctors to work together, to maximise efficiency and productivity for the greater good of the work-place and patients. | ||
| Additional information | The Programme Includes: ➢ Module 1: Background to Job Planning ➢ Module 2: What is a job plan? ➢ Module 3: Objective Setting ➢ Module 4: Evidence to support Job Planning ➢ Module 5: Other considerations ➢ Module 6: Negotiating techniques | ||
| Venue | Clinical Practice Centre, LEEDS - Leeds View details | ||
| Date & time | Tuesday 23 March 2027, 09:00 to 16:00 | ||
| Lecturer | Ms Jane Grant View details | ||
| Target audience | Mandatory: SAS Doctor (£50.00pp discount) | ||
| Catering | No catering | ||
| CPD points | 6.000 | ||
| Cost | £50.00 (subject to discounts, see Target audience above) | ||
| Aims | Measurable Aims: At the end of this programme, the delegate can: ➢ Name 4 elements of a Job plan ➢ List the 4 PA types and explain each one ➢ Define SMART and how it affects the plan ➢ Describe 3 ways to show how the job plan and PDP work together ➢ List 4 bargaining chips and how to use them in a practical sense when negotiating your job plan terms | ||






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