Nominate A Member For An NBASLPA Award

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Objective: To establish a formal process within NBASLPA to recognize the achievements and contributions of members to the profession.

Intent: The award will be presented annually to an audiologist or a speech-language pathologist who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to the profession of audiology or speech-language pathology as evidenced by their clinical expertise, research, representation of the profession in the community, or contribution to public awareness of communication disorders. The award is intended to recognize members who demonstrate a commitment to the profession through their ongoing and outstanding contributions.

Award: The award shall consist of an engraved plaque or pen set that remains in the possession of the recipient.

Nomination: Nominees may be nominated by members of NBASLPA, colleagues from another profession, employers, clients, or other individuals. One nominator must sign the nomination form to confirm that the nominee has been informed of and agrees to this nomination. Nominations must identify the contribution of the nominee as outlined on the attached form. Nomination forms will be distributed annually to NBASLPA members as well as to other groups and individuals for their consideration.

Criteria: Nominees must be registered members in good standing of NBASLPA at the time of their nomination, have been employed in New Brunswick for the two-year period preceding their nomination, and have been a practicing professional at least twenty (20) years.

Selection: Selection of the recipient will be determined by the NBASLPA Executive or an ad hoc committee appointed by the Executive. The award cannot be presented to the same individual more than once in a five-year period.

Presentation: The award will be presented to the recipient at the NBASLPA Annual Conference. An announcement will be submitted for publication in professional newsletters (e.g., Communiqué, Echo) and provincial newspapers.

Objective: To establish a formal process within NBASLPA to recognize an audiologist who demonstrates excellence in clinical practice.

Intent: The award will be presented annually to an audiologist who exhibits excellence in their clinical practice. This may be demonstrated by the clinician's development of a specialized area of expertise, commitment to ongoing professional development, willingness to mentor colleagues, or an exceptional ability to apply knowledge and experience to assist clients in reaching their optimum potential. The clinician may also demonstrate superlative skill for acting as an advocate for their clients, and/or for connecting their clients with community resources. The recipient may demonstrate excellence in general practice or in a clinical specialty.

Award: The award shall consist of an engraved plaque or pen set that remains in the possession of the recipient.

Nomination: Nominees may be nominated by members of NBASLPA, colleagues from another profession, employers, clients, or other individuals. One nominator must sign the nomination form to confirm that the nominee has been informed of and agrees to this nomination. Nominations must identify the contribution of the nominee as outlined on the attached form. Nomination forms will be distributed annually to NBASLPA members as well as to other groups and individuals for their consideration.

Criteria: Nominees must be registered members in good standing of NBASLPA at the time of their nomination, have been employed in New Brunswick for the two-year period preceding their nomination, and have been a practicing professional at least five (5) years.

Selection: Selection of the recipient will be determined by the NBASLPA Executive or an ad hoc committee appointed by the Executive. The award cannot be presented to the same individual more than once in a five-year period.

Presentation: The award will be presented to the recipient at the NBASLPA Annual Conference. An announcement will be submitted for publication in professional newsletters (e.g., Communiqué, Echo) and provincial newspapers.

Objective: To establish a formal process within NBASLPA to recognize a speech-language pathologist who demonstrates commitment to the supervision of clinical interns.

Intent: The award will be presented annually to a speech-language pathologist who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to the supervision of audiology or speech- language pathology students as evidenced by their willingness to supervise students on a regular basis, their ability to provide comprehensive clinical experience appropriate to the students’ abilities, and to create an environment that fosters learning, respect, and open communication.

Award: The award shall consist of an engraved plaque or pen set that remains in the possession of the recipient.

Nomination: Nominees may be nominated by members of NBASLPA, colleagues from another profession, employers, clients, or other individuals. One nominator must sign the nomination form to confirm that the nominee has been informed of and agrees to this nomination. Nominations must identify the contribution of the nominee as outlined on the attached form. Nomination forms will be distributed annually to NBASLPA members as well as to other groups and individuals for their consideration.

Criteria: Nominees must be registered members in good standing of NBASLPA at the time of their nomination, have been employed in New Brunswick for the two-year period preceding their nomination, and have been a practicing professional at least five (5) years.

Selection: Selection of the recipient will be determined by the NBASLPA Executive or an ad hoc committee appointed by the Executive. The award cannot be presented to the same individual more than once in a five-year period.

Presentation: The award will be presented to the recipient at the NBASLPA Annual Conference. An announcement will be submitted for publication in professional newsletters (e.g., Communiqué, Echo) and provincial newspapers.

Objective: To establish a formal process within NBASLPA to recognize an audiologist who demonstrates commitment to the supervision of clinical interns.

Intent: The award will be presented annually to an audiologist who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to the supervision of audiology students as evidenced by their willingness to supervise students on a regular basis, their ability to provide comprehensive clinical experience appropriate to the students’ abilities, and to create an environment that fosters learning, respect, and open communication.

Award: The award shall consist of an engraved plaque or pen set that remains in the possession of the recipient.

Nomination: Nominees may be nominated by members of NBASLPA, colleagues from another profession, employers, clients, or other individuals. One nominator must sign the nomination form to confirm that the nominee has been informed of and agrees to this nomination. Nominations must identify the contribution of the nominee as outlined on the attached form. Nomination forms will be distributed annually to NBASLPA members as well as to other groups and individuals for their consideration.

Criteria: Nominees must be registered members in good standing of NBASLPA at the time of their nomination, have been employed in New Brunswick for the two-year period preceding their nomination, and have been a practicing professional at least five (5) years.

Selection: Selection of the recipient will be determined by the NBASLPA Executive or an ad hoc committee appointed by the Executive. The award cannot be presented to the same individual more than once in a five-year period.

Presentation: The award will be presented to the recipient at the NBASLPA Annual Conference. An announcement will be submitted for publication in professional newsletters (e.g., Communiqué, Echo) and provincial newspapers.

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Years of Experience*

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Nominate A Member For An NBASLPA Award

Nominate A Member For An NBASLPA Award

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