Ethics in the Workplace
Whittinghill, Julie
Description
Collection
Title:
Ethics in the Workplace
Creator:
Whittinghill, Julie
Date:
3/13/2006
Text:
Dear List,
I am a student currently enrolled in an O & P assistants program. For one of my gen-ed classes I am required to have someone in my field answer a few questions about ethics and professionalism in the workplace. I have listed the questions below, and I would really appreciate it if someone could take a couple minutes to answer them. I know all of you are very busy, so thank you in advance if you respond - it will be a great help to me!
Thanks so much!
Julie Whittinghill
Ethics and Professionalism Questionnaire:
1) Name:
2) Place of employment and Title:
3) Educational background:
4) Years of experience in current profession:
5) Male or Female:
6) Are you a member of any professional organizations?
7) List any special requirements to belong to these organizations:
8) What regulatory agencies oversee this profession?
9) What is considered professional dress in this profession?
10) What does it mean to be a professional in this area of work?
11) Is there a written code of ethics for this profession?
12) In your opinion, does a code of ethics help an individual in their performance at work?
13) In relation to #12, why or why not?
14) Does your personal code of ethics differ from your professional code of ethics? If yes, how?
15) Did your education prepare you to deal with ethical dilemmas? If yes, how?
16) Name 2 ethical dilemmas you have encountered in your work:
a)
b)
17) How did you resolve each dilemma?
a)
b)
18) What advice would you give a newcomer in your field?
I am a student currently enrolled in an O & P assistants program. For one of my gen-ed classes I am required to have someone in my field answer a few questions about ethics and professionalism in the workplace. I have listed the questions below, and I would really appreciate it if someone could take a couple minutes to answer them. I know all of you are very busy, so thank you in advance if you respond - it will be a great help to me!
Thanks so much!
Julie Whittinghill
Ethics and Professionalism Questionnaire:
1) Name:
2) Place of employment and Title:
3) Educational background:
4) Years of experience in current profession:
5) Male or Female:
6) Are you a member of any professional organizations?
7) List any special requirements to belong to these organizations:
8) What regulatory agencies oversee this profession?
9) What is considered professional dress in this profession?
10) What does it mean to be a professional in this area of work?
11) Is there a written code of ethics for this profession?
12) In your opinion, does a code of ethics help an individual in their performance at work?
13) In relation to #12, why or why not?
14) Does your personal code of ethics differ from your professional code of ethics? If yes, how?
15) Did your education prepare you to deal with ethical dilemmas? If yes, how?
16) Name 2 ethical dilemmas you have encountered in your work:
a)
b)
17) How did you resolve each dilemma?
a)
b)
18) What advice would you give a newcomer in your field?
Citation
Whittinghill, Julie, “Ethics in the Workplace,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 5, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/226341.