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| Construct your professional portfolio and advance your career! | | | |
Building Your Professional Portfolio: Essential Tools for Healthcare Providers provides the guidance and framework to help you translate your education and work experience into the narrative that represents and defines you.
This book will help you: Explore the evolving processes and decisions of building a portfolio Look at the purposes and types of portfolios, various terms and definitions, and the benefits of building, managing, and sustaining a portfolio Connect your artifacts and experience in a meaningful and purposeful way that will speak to your target audience Construct personal mission and vision statements to assist you with your academic and professional goals Celebrate yourself and all you have accomplished through your portfolio | | | |
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