Graduate Exercise Science Employer Survey
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1. ULM Exercise Science Graduate Employer Survey

 
Survey developed by the Committee on Accreditation for the Exercise Sciences (CoAES) and the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) for use as part of ULM's program accreditation report.
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1. Place of Employment

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2. Name of Graduate

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3. Length of Employment

4. A. Attendance and Punctuality

5 = Exceeds Expectations
4 = Often Exceeds Expectations
3 = Regularly Meets Expectations
2 = Sometimes Doesn’t Meet Expectations
1 = Seldom Meets Expectations
NA = Not Applicable

 54321NA
Arrives to work prepared and on time, with few absences.
Proves to be responsible when completing assigned tasks.

5. B. Professionalism, Judgment, and Attitude

5 = Exceeds Expectations
4 = Often Exceeds Expectations
3 = Regularly Meets Expectations
2 = Sometimes Doesn’t Meet Expectations
1 = Seldom Meets Expectations
NA = Not Applicable

 54321NA
Exhibits self-direction and responsibility for actions.
Demonstrates compassion for the client/patient; maintains confidentiality.
Establishes and maintains good rapport with co-workers.
Recognizes the value of teamwork and functions well as a member of the team.
Exhibits a strong sense of ethical behavior.
Is receptive to constructive suggestions or corrections.
Responds calmly and effectively under pressure.
Observes rules of safety.
Adjusts well to new tasks and situations.
Participates in continuing education and professional development.
Demonstrates problem-solving skills.

6. C. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

5 = Exceeds Expectations
4 = Often Exceeds Expectations
3 = Regularly Meets Expectations
2 = Sometimes Doesn’t Meet Expectations
1 = Seldom Meets Expectations
NA = Not Applicable

 54321NA
Exercise Physiology and Related Exercise Science
Pathophysiology and Risk Factors
Health Appraisal, Fitness and Clinical Exercise Testing
Electrocardiography and Diagnostic Techniques
Patient Management and Medications
Exercise Prescription and Programming
Nutrition and Weight Management
Human Behavior and Counseling
Safety, Injury Prevention, and Emergency Procedures
Program Administration, Quality Assurance, and Outcome Assessment

7. Part II

5 = Exceeds Expectations
4 = Often Exceeds Expectations
3 = Regularly Meets Expectations
2 = Sometimes Doesn’t Meet Expectations
1 = Seldom Meets Expectations
NA = Not Applicable

 54321NA
In general, this graduate was adequately prepared for an entry-level position.
Given the opportunity, I would hire another graduate from this program.
The graduate works independently.

8. Identify the graduate’s strengths (optional)

9. Identify the graduate’s weaknesses (optional)

10. What suggestions for improvement in training of future graduates would you like to make? (optional)

11. Comments concerning this graduate (optional)