The ASHP New Practitioners Forum is pleased to announce the 2010
ASHP’s Next Top NEW PRACTITIONER Interviewer Competition! This event gives new practitioners the opportunity to “audition” for a coveted ASHP E-News Video Update interviewer position at the 2010 ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition in Anaheim, California. Check out the 2009 Next Top NEW PRACTITIONER Interviewer Competition’s
winning interview.
What is the ASHP E-News Video Update? ASHPtv.com is a web-based news program that provides onsite coverage of the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition. Each day during the meeting, an episode is released that contains videotaped interviews with meeting attendees and breaking news from the meeting. Fans of the news program receive an e-mail alert that announces the availability of each episode and summarizes the topics covered via subscription. The program is produced by ASHP Advantage and made possible by sponsorship from Roche Laboratories. You can check out the 2009 E-News at
www.ashptv.com/.
All new practitioners wanting to participate in the competition are asked to submit a video interview up to 3 minutes in length, addressing
one of the following topics:
- Opportunities for New Practitioners in ASHP and the New Practitioners Forum
- The Role of a New Practitioner in an Evolving Practice Model
- Navigating the Midyear: A New Practitioner’s Perspective
ASHP’s Next Top NEW PRACTITIONER Interviewer Competition allows new practitioners the opportunity to gain recognition in the ASHP member community, meet and interview key thought leaders in our profession, and further develop personal communication skills.
The chosen new practitioner interviewer ("NP correspondent") will work with E-News staff and will conduct a handful of on-camera interviews during the 2010 Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition. The interviews may be included as part of the E-News daily video episodes that are made available via ASHPtv.com. The estimated time commitment required from the NP correspondent is approximately 2 hours a day on two separate days. The exact time and days are flexible, but will fall between the hours of 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. during the December 5-9, 2010, timeframe.