Mentoring Survey 2016 Australian Psychological Society College of Health Psychologists |
Survey Information
What is this survey about?
The purpose of the APS College of Health Psychologists (CHP) is to provide professional support for Health Psychologists in Australia. Professional mentoring provides the opportunity for practitioners new to the field (e.g. recent graduates) to be paired with an established practitioner who can assist them in their transition to professional practice. We are considering providing a platform to facilitate professional mentoring in Health Psychology. Therefore, we invite you to take part in this short survey so we can better understand your needs for mentoring, and so that we can best serve current and future members.
The purpose of the APS College of Health Psychologists (CHP) is to provide professional support for Health Psychologists in Australia. Professional mentoring provides the opportunity for practitioners new to the field (e.g. recent graduates) to be paired with an established practitioner who can assist them in their transition to professional practice. We are considering providing a platform to facilitate professional mentoring in Health Psychology. Therefore, we invite you to take part in this short survey so we can better understand your needs for mentoring, and so that we can best serve current and future members.
Who can take part?
Associate Members of the College of Health Psychologists, Associate academic members, final year Masters of Health Psychology, Doctorate or Professional Psychology Diploma students, and early career academic (first 5 years) and professional members.
This survey is approved by the Bond University Human Research Ethics Committee (BUHREC Protocol Number: RO1937). For further information, please contact Dr Peta Stapleton: pstaplet@bond.edu.au.
Should you have any complaints concerning the manner in which this research is being conducted please make contact with Bond University Human Research Ethics Committee, c/o Bond University Office of Research Services. Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia, 4229 Tel: +61 7 5595 4194 Fax: +61 7 5595 1120. Email: buhrec@bond.edu.au
Should you have any complaints concerning the manner in which this research is being conducted please make contact with Bond University Human Research Ethics Committee, c/o Bond University Office of Research Services. Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia, 4229 Tel: +61 7 5595 4194 Fax: +61 7 5595 1120. Email: buhrec@bond.edu.au
Participation in this study is completely voluntary and you may withdraw at any time without risking any negative consequences. All of the data collected in this study will be treated with complete confidentiality and not made accessible to any person outside of the National Committee of the Health College (Australian Psychological Society). The information we obtain from you will be dealt with in a manner that ensures you remain anonymous. Data will be stored in a secured location at Bond University for a period of 5 years in accordance with the guidelines set out by the Bond University Human Research Ethics Committee.
It is anticipated that the data collected during this study will assist us in providing better support for new graduates. We thank you for taking the time to assist us with this research.
It is anticipated that the data collected during this study will assist us in providing better support for new graduates. We thank you for taking the time to assist us with this research.
By continuing with this survey it is assumed you have read, agreed and consented to the above information, and wish to participate.