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Chapter 3: Human Resource Management

Samuel Castillo Management Strategies in Athletic Training Bachelors Englisch 27 Karten

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  1. 1General Categories of Organizational Cultures (Bennis and Nanus 1985)Collegial Culture
    Personalistic Culture
    Formalistic Culture
  2. 2Collegial CultureThe emphasis is on consensus, teamwork, and participation in most decisions by all members of the staff, who tend to view each other as peers.
  3. 3Personalistic CulturePlaces little emphasis on policy and procedure, each member of staff makes their own decision.
  4. 4Formalistic CultureOperates with a clear chain of command and well-defined lines of authority. Typical of bureaucratic programs that heavily emphasize policy, procedure, and rules.
  5. 5Five Areas of Critical Importance- Dysfunction Common Elements to Achieve Overall Success (Lencioni 2002)Absence of Trust
    Fear of Conflict
    Lack of Commitment
    Avoidance of Accountability
    Inattention to Results
  6. 63 Types of Organizational ChartsFunction-Oriented: Makes supervision easier because supervisors specialize along lines of expertise.
    Service Oriented: Organizes the staff according to the services they provide which appropriate for programs that serve a diverse clientele.
    Matrix Oriented: Combines the strongest features of the service and function athletic trainers and other members of the sports medicine team report to two or more “bosses”, depending on the project they are working on
  7. 711 Reasons Athletic Trainers and Others Join Informal Organization Groups (Drafke 1994)Social Contact
    Satisfaction of Needs
    Power
    Peer Pressure
    Problem Solving
    Goal Congruency
    Understanding
    Information and Communication
    Knowledge
    Formal Organization Support
    Physical Proximity
  8. 8Staff SelectionHiring
    Promotion
    Demotion
    Retention
    Performance Evaluation
  9. 9RecruitmentAttracting and retaining qualified, competent staff members
  10. 10Long- Term Staffing NeedsFuture Personnel Requirements
    Intended Program Structure
    Projected Profile of Athletic Trainer Labor Pool
    External Sources: Specific plans for recruitment
    Internal Sources: Specific plans for transfer, promotion, development, and improved utilization
  11. 11Validity in HiringMore likely to produce an athletic training staff that functions well in its role
    Enhances efficiency in the staff selection process because productive employees are less likely to leave the organization, which would create gaps that must be filled
    Can help demonstrate that the hiring process was fair and far from bias
  12. 12Reliability in HiringThe degree to which employment standards and practices are applied with consistency to all candidates
  13. 13Common Steps for Recruiting and Hiring Sports Medicine PersonnelRequest for Position
    Position Request Approval
    Position Vacancy Notice
    Application Collection
    Telephone Interviews
    Reference Checks
    On-site Interview
    Recommendation and Approval for Hiring
    Offer of Contact
    Hiring
  14. 14Finding Your JobIdentifying Job Openings
    Choosing Where to Apply
    Making Contact
    Resume Writing
    Cover Letter
    Common Mistakes to Avoid
    Interviewing
  15. 15Identify for Job OpeningsNetworking
    Cold Calling
    Web-based Databases
    Conventions, Conferences and Job Fairs
  16. 16Common Mistakes to AvoidInappropriate E-mail Address
    Non-applicable Career Goal
    Incorrect Names
    Misspellings
    Name Dropping
    Redundancy
    Exaggeration
    List Basic Accomplishments
    Aggressiveness
  17. 17InterviewingDress Professional
    Learn as Much as You Can About the Organization
    Be Enthusiastic
    Be Courteous
  18. 18What are the two types of Workload Analysis?Numeric Analysis
    Process Analysis
  19. 19Numeric AnalysisThe process of determining a staff member’s workload by calculating and comparing the amount of time a person spends on certain tasks with the outputs- the measurable results. For example, number of patients treated by each staff member per day, per week, per month, or per year.
  20. 20Process AnalysisA technique for streamlining the number and complexity of steps needed to provide a service to a customer. For example, two or more athletic trainers may be performing the same tasks using completely different steps. Analyzing those steps may produce a consensus on the most efficient way to perform the task.
  21. 21Appropriate Medical CoverageThe most specific staffing recommendations available to the athletic training profession in a college and university setting
    The guidelines arrange for a system for determining the number of certified athletic trainers required to render adequate health care services to their student-athletes.
  22. 22Advantages of Functional StructureSuited to a stable environment
    Fosters development of expertise
    Allows specialization
    Requires minimal internal coordination
    Requires fewer interpersonal skills
  23. 23Disadvantages of Functional StructureSlow response time in large programs
    Can lead to bottlenecks because of sequential task performance
    Less innovative; narrow perspective
    Might create conflicts over program priorities and staff responsibilities
    Little emphasis on sharing ideas and teamwork
    May lead to a silo effect
  24. 24Advantages of Service-Oriented Organizational StructureSuited to fast change
    Allows for high service visibility
    Allows full-time concentration on tasks
    Clearly defines responsibilities
    Permits parallel processing of multiple tasks
  25. 25Disadvantages of Service-Oriented Organizational StructureFosters politics in resource allocation
    Inhibits coordination of activities
    Restricts problem solving to task needs
    Permits in-depth competences to decline
    Creates conflicts between tasks and priorities
    Can inflate personnel costs
  26. 26Advantages of the Matrix Organizational StructureGives flexibility to the organization
    Stimuli interdisciplinary cooperation
    Involves, motivates, and challenges people
    Develops athletic trainers skills
    Frees program coordination for planning
  27. 27Disadvantages of the Matrix Organizational StructureCan create a feeling of anarchy
    Encourage power struggles
    Might lead to more discussion than action
    Requires high level of interpersonal skill
    Can be time-consuming to implement

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