...Network Professional Association Levi Wilson Kaplan University Before joining any professional organization, it is important to compare the costs versus the benefits. Examining an organization’s website can be a great way to determine if the organization is a good investment for your needs as a network professional. Although, there are countless professional organizations for network professionals, Network Professional Association appears to be a general professional association geared specifically for network professionals at various stages in the field. Costs vary for Network Professional Association. Network Professional Organization offers varying levels of membership. The more expensive the membership, the more benefits available. Basic membership also referred to as community membership is free. Other memberships available are professional members and executive members. Professional memberships with voting privileges are one hundred twenty-five dollars. Executive membership with voting is one thousand dollars. LinkedIn appears to also be a general networking site. It is free, but users have to do a lot of searching to find other users who are in similar fields. LinkedIn also mirrors more of a social networking site rather than solid professional networking site. If given a choice, it appears Network Professional Association than LinkedIn. Network Professional Association’s free membership allows to easily network with people who are either students...
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...Professional Associations Membership Grand Canyon University: NRS-430V October 21, 2012 Professional Associations Membership The American Nurses Association (ANA) is dedicated to be a voice for nurses and play a role in policies and regulations that could affect nurses’ lives nationally and in state level. The association helps keep nursing profession respected and functional. ANA promotes high quality of care and protects the rights of nurses. Also sets the standards of quality care. Advantages of Membership Get free nursing continuing education Receive discounts on many products from uniforms to car insurance Communicate with other nurses, share your ideas, and learn Be vocal and make your voice to be heard Protect yourself and your family by getting discounts on Professional Liability Insurance Save on books and nursing resources that will help you keep current and updated Save thousands of dollars on tuitions of nursing colleges And much more For more information about American Nurses Association and membership benefits you can contact us American Nurses Association 8515 Georgia Avenue Suite 400 Silver Spring, MD 20910-3492 301-628-5000 301-628-5001 (fax) 1-800-274-4ANA (4262) ANA Membership Billing 1-800-923-7709 http://www.nursingworld.org/joinana.aspx Membership information: ...
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...Professional Associations Paper Alvin Calahan University of Phoenix Professional Associations Paper In the field of Information Technology there are numerous associations and professional organizations that are there to assist its members with knowledge and education on various topics in the industry. This paper will provide information on these professional organizations that provides me with insight into what the organizations can do for me as I advance my knowledge in my chosen profession of interest. This paper will discuss some the associations and professional organizations that I feel will best assist me as I pursue a career in information technology and further that career into the teaching arena. The first association that will give a good insight into the field of information technology is the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society (IEEECS). This association was chosen because it is the computing professional’s single-most, unmatched source for technology information, inspiration and collaboration. The IEEECS lists the most up-to-date and advanced information in the computing world, and makes its sources easily accessible to its members by using state-of-the-art information that is available on-demand. The Association also provide members with a range of technical conferences, publications and digital libraries that enable the top minds in the industry to come together to develop, validate, and disseminate the highest quality information...
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...police departments, fire departments, medical departments, and utility agencies. I oversee the entire equipment design aspect of the wireless systems which include routers, switches, base radio equipment, microwave dishes, antennas, towers, modems, and connectors and cabling along with a long list of miscellaneous equipment. Because I work with mission critical agencies, it is critical to ensure all communication information is kept secure from hackers. Also, since we contract companies to build 300’ to 1000’ towers we have to make sure we get proper airspace clearance. I work with several professional agencies to ensure we have the correct rights to build towers and transmit frequencies. Some of those agencies are the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials-International (APCO), the National Communications System (NCS), the National Security Agency (NSA), and the Department of Defense (DoD) among others. These agencies help to ensure that there is a high level of standards for communication for the servicemen and women who need secure means of communicating. The FAA regulates our wireless airspace. We have to get approval on tower heights and antenna placement to ensure we do not interfere with competing signals and airplane flight patterns. The FAA also regulates how close we can build towers in the...
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...EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION Name: Jayanti Badu Grand Canyon University: NRS-430V March 15,2015 Nursing education has a great impact on protection of patients and their standard of care .In order to enhance the quality of patient recovery nurses must have different level of education. This paper is focused on competences between nurses prepared at the Associate level versus baccalaureate degree level.Using a patient identification situation, The paper will also describe on differences in nursing care and approach to decision making by associate and Baccalaureate degree level. Differences in Competencies between ADN and BSN Nurses According to AACN and other researchers the education has a significant influence on nurses ability to deal with various situations in patient care system and other health care settings. The author has argued that there is a strong relationship between baccalaureate education and lower mortality rates. According to Olga Yakusheva and her associates at the university of Michigan reported that the increased numbers of graduate nurses on health care setting helped to decrease the death by 10.9%.It is obvious fact that the nurses at graduate level have more skills and knowledge towards patient care with evidenced based practice than undergraduate level nurses. Furthermore, the interprofessional communication capacity of bachelor level nurses is higher than undergraduate nurses so that they are more capable...
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...Professional Knowledge and Abilities Paper Daniel Campbell GEN 200 4/25/2011 Lisa Tavitas Professional Knowledge and Abilities Paper Upon graduation from college, most people obtain employment in their field of study. Obtaining a college education gives a person the basic skills necessary to find entry-level work in his or her chosen profession. Through membership of a professional organization or association, a person can further his or her professional knowledge and abilities, which will make his or her career a more successful one. In this paper the subject to identify and discuss, is how one professional association contributes to one’s professional knowledge and abilities and how such knowledge and abilities affect success. The Webster’s New Pocket Dictionary defines profession as “an occupation that requires training and specialized study.” A method in which one receives such training and specialized study, is through a membership in a professional organization or association. “Traditionally, professionalism has been related to the ways in which professional communities manage a certain field of knowledge by, for example, controlling access to work and monitoring standards and requirements in educational programs” (Karseth, Nerland, 2007, p. 335). One particular professional association who manages their field of knowledge is the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). The ACM is one of the world’s largest professional...
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...Professional Organization: The Tech Republic By: Mike Vignapiano Foundations for General Education and Professional Success/GEN-200 18 February 2010 Prof. Jack Rivituso The professional organizations I am interested in (and belong to) are many. I am a member in ‘good standing’ with The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Network Professional Association (NPA), Independent Computer Consultants Association (ICCA). However, my favorite organization is Tech Republic Tech Republic is a free website dedicated to issues in the world of the Information Technology (IT). It is owned by CBS Interactive and marketed alongside BNet and ZDNet (formerly ZiffNet). Once a person becomes a registered member on this site, it will allow them to receive several e-newsletters, download certain ‘White Papers’ (authoritative report or guide that often addresses issues and how to solve them), and post comments on the site. Tech Republic provides up-to-date, relevant information for those people in the IT Field. Besides the White Papers, it also provides the member with Newsletters, Blogs, Downloads, Forums, Photos, Videos, Webcasts, Software, and Training. Most of these items are all free. However, there are some items that may need to be purchase (at reduced rates) and can do so at their...
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...Running head: Professional Organization and Association Participating in Professional Organizations and Associations Walden University Quintina W. McKnight Dr. Joann Susko EDUC 6610: Teacher as Professional July 19, 2015 Abstract Collaborating with group of people that shares the same vision is an essential component in a profession. These groups of professional’s are called professional organizations and associations. Having an affiliation with a professional organization and association in one’s specific area of expertise would be beneficial to a successful career. Participating in Professional Organizations and Associations Professional education organizations and associations, provides a unity for educators to network. It is important as educators to participate in an organization that offers professional relationships with others who are supportive, helpful and can be trusted. Connecting with peers who shares the same common career goals can be rewarding. “A framework for teaching provides a structure for discussions among teachers and also serves to sharpen the focus for professional development” (Danielson 2007). Domain 4: Professional Responsibilities (Danielson 2007), has identified me as a professional because I welcome a cooperative and respectful relationship with all stakeholders. It’s a routine to maintain regular communication with parents, rather it through parent-teacher conferences, emails, phone contacts, written correspondence in the mail or with teacher...
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...To me accountability is being liable for my actions and responsibility is how I proceed from those actions. As I write this, my minds brings me back to the night I was taken care of 18 year old. I was working on the step down section of the neurology unit. This patient was admitted because of a drug overdose, which left the patient in state like she had a stroke. I remember going to assess her at the beginning of my shift ( 12 hour night) and as I was conducting a neurological assessment, the patient was taking to me or responding to my presence. Which the off going nurse had said in report that the patient wasn’t responding to anyone’s presence. When I assessed her pupils, they were both dialed and not responding to my pen light. Just to double check I gave it another minute and assess her eyes again. So before I did anything else, I notified the on call physician and explained my findings. The physician came to her assess the patient. While assessing the patient the physician said, my report from the previous doctor said that she was showing more response than she is now. When the physician assess her pupils and noted what I had seen, the physician ordered a stat CT scan. Which there was a CT machine located on the unit. So I and the doctor wheeled the patient to the CT suite, where we met the on call radiology tech. As a result, the CT scan showed that the patient had a bleed in her brain. That patient was then transferred to the Neuro ICU department, which was just step...
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...Networking Night Alternative Activities I’m sorry that you were not able to attend the 2014 Networking Night Event, which was required for Spring 2014 and Fall 2014 College of Business Students. Our COB records indicate that you are part of that cohort. The event this year had three distinct outcomes. 1. To become familiar with the 56 organizations in attendance. 2. To learn about different types of networking, the importance of networking in a business professional’s life, and taking the time to set your own personal networking goals. 3. To put your networking skills into action, test them out, and improve your skills. Since you were unable to attend Networking Night, you will need to fulfill these three objectives in alternate ways. While there is no way to replicate this event or the experience attendees had, we have provided guidelines so you can achieve similar objectives. Outcome #1- To become familiar with the 56 organizations in attendance. To achieve this outcome, you will need to interact with organizations and/or do research on them. Review the organizations that were in attendance at Networking Night at: http://www.uwosh.edu/cob/undergraduate/development/events/networking-night Submit an overview that addresses the following: 1. What 5 organizations did you pick to learn about? 2. How did you go about finding the information? 3. Provide the following information on each of the 5 organizations in a bullet format: a. Name...
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...Association of Information Technology Professionals xxxxxxxxxx GEN/200 October 5th, 2010 xxxxxxxxxxxxx Association of Information Technology Professionals Professional organizations and associations are an important resource to individuals for professional development and can provide a competitive edge to succeed in their field that they are perusing. I have been employed in the Information Technology field for more than 20 years. One of the premier organizations that support the IT industry is the Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP). The Association of Information Technology Professionals has been a continuing resource for IT professional development since 1951. AITP is a national organization that serves its members through local chapters. The core values of the organization include Integrity, Respect, Innovation, and Service. One of the organizations guiding principle is to be better leaders and better people. (Association of Information Technology Professionals, 2010). Joining AITP, members are exposed to a strong network of IT professionals that present the individual with opportunities that may assist them in achieving their professional goals. Business networking is important tool in career development and can present employment opportunities by knowing when new jobs are opening up and knowing the potential employer through membership in the organization. Relationships are developed through membership in this organization and...
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...Professional knowledge refers to the set of fundamental principles, requirements, and behavioral rules, which, combined with the necessary skills, abilities, a high level of training and experience will determine an individual’s capability to accomplish certain professional tasks and her competency to practice a certain profession. Any particular profession has its unique knowledge base that distinguishes it from other professions. The purpose of all these professional education and training requirements, associated with the necessary skill set, is to ensure that the profession practitioner will provide the highest quality of work, done properly and safely. In other words, the knowledge base has a fundamental importance for any profession and the development of professional knowledge and abilities has a crucial importance for both personal and professional success. A reason the professional knowledge is very important for an individual, is that it can be the key that opens the door toward a new career. This is one way the knowledge can affect someone’s professional success in a positive manner. For numerous positions on the job-market, a certain level of professional education, combined with a basic set of skills, is the minimum requirement for an entry-level position. This is the best opportunity for the person who occupies that position to increase both her skills and professional knowledge while working as a beginner in that professional field and also to be paid. Another...
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...LANGAT IS/1098/11 4. LILIAN CHEPCHUMBA IS/08/09 5. JOYCE JEPCHIRCHIR IS/1097/11 6. SPINICAH OKETCH IS/1099/11 7. DIANA MALEL IS/1062/10 QUESTION Discuss the role played by professional archival associations in enhancing archives management in Africa. INTRODUCTION Definition of terms A professional archival association is usually a nonprofit archives organization seeking to further a particular role, the interests of archivists engaged in that profession, and the public interest i.e archieves users. A group of archivists in a learned occupation who are entrusted with maintaining control or oversight of the legitimate practice of the archieves occupation. EXAMPLES OF PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS. 1. Academy of Certified Archivists Independent, nonprofit certifying organization of professional archivists. 2. 2. Associated Organizations & Associations Links to organizations, associations and groups related to or of interest to the archival profession. Page maintained by the Society of American Archivists. 3. Association for Social Science Information Service and Technology (IASSIST)...
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...Using the Association of Information Technology Professionals to support my education and beyond November 29, 2010 Using the Association of Information Technology Professionals to support my education and beyond Pursuing an education with the goal of achieving more rewarding employment opportunities can seem daunting, especially when the avenues after achieving the degree can be vast without a map to help guide someone along the industry waters. Professional organizations routinely establish chapters for certain fields that guide individuals to greater opportunities. In the information technology field, the Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) operates to assist students or employed professionals who want to continue, enhance and expand their knowledge. For my part, I plan to join and use the AITP to facilitate and maintain my success in the information technology (IT) industry. The AITP emerged in 1996 as a direct evolution from the Data Processing Management Association (DPMA). The DPMA had operated since 1962 and had focused primarily on the continued education of information processing techniques with the increase of computers in professions worldwide. The DPMA also continually strove to recognize the contributions of professionals in the IT industry. In 1996, the DPMA changed their name to The Association of Information Technology Professionals to align with the adopted terminology that was emerging from the field but also to expand evolve...
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...Professional Knowledge and Abilities Rachel Thomas GEN/200 April 11, 2010 Lisa Kempton The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association or ASHA is the professional, scientific and credentialing association for speech and language pathologists, audiologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists in the United States and internationally. ASHA’s vision is to make effective communication, a human right, assessable, achievable for all. ASHA’s mission is to empower and support speech- language pathologist’s audiologists, and speech, language, hearing scientists by: Advocating on behalf of persons with communication and related disorders. Advancing communication science and promoting effective human communication. ASHA started in 1925 under the name national association of teachers of speech. The members of this group became interested in the field of speech correction and wanted to establish an organization to promote scientific, organized work in the field of speech correction. In December 1925 the national association of teachers of speech changed the name of the organization to American Academy of Speech Correction. Since then the organization has had many name changes, but in 1987 they changed the name to American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. The organization is still called American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. ASHA can contribute to my professional knowledge and abilities because on their website they have plenty of helpful information. A section...
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