1. Tell us about your experience putting together your portfolio for the AL-CIP?
The portfolio submission process for the AL-CIP serves as both a reflection and a celebration of the meaningful contributions made by an infection prevention leader. It highlights the lasting impact of their work, reinforces the value of their efforts, and underscores how their leadership continues to advance the profession.
2. Can you provide tips for writing a successful rationale?
I recommend selecting a diverse range of evidence that aligns with the AL-CIP domains. Be sure to clearly connect each piece to the relevant domain, explain what the evidence represents, and describe its impact on your practice or the field.
3. What advice would you give to someone considering the AL-CIP?
My advice is to ensure you provide strong, well-rounded evidence for each AL-CIP domain and clearly articulate your impact on the field. Keep in mind that reviewers may not be familiar with your work, so it’s essential to explain your projects and initiatives in a way that’s clear and accessible to someone outside your organization.
4. What does earning your AL-CIP mean to you?
This recognition affirms my contributions to the mission of infection prevention and the advancement of the field. It continually inspires me to lead with purpose and to support and mentor the next generation of professionals.
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