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ST. JOHN CANADA INSTRUCTIONS

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ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

Volunteer Performance Appraisal Form

 

Volunteer’s Name     Date  
Title     Supervisor  
Division  

 

 INSTRUCTIONS

This form is to be used for appraisal of all volunteers.

The position description of the volunteer is to be used as an evaluation tool.

Comments must accompany any Exceeds Requirements or Unsatisfactory rating.

When completed, this form is forwarded to the Director of Volunteer Support.

 

PERFORMANCE AREAS

 If additional space is required, please attach sheet.

1. Knowledge of position and application. Possesses the information concerning duties, responsibilities and first-aid skills to perform assignments competently.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

2. Planning and organization. Plans work to meet Divisional goals; appropriate organization of work and utilization of time and resources to ensure goals are met.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

3. Initiative. Suggests and/or takes appropriate action independently, self-starter, enthusiastic performance with minimum instruction/supervision.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

4. Team player. Co-operating and working with others to meet goals both within and beyond one’s area of responsibility; promoting unity and trust with all members and volunteers.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

5. Adaptability/Flexibility. Demonstrates willingness and ability to accept and apply new methods and techniques to performance of work. Is able to effectively deal with people and events; adapts to change; judgement and decision-making remain intact under stress.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

6. Interpersonal Skills. Ability to positively relate to all levels of staff, volunteers and general public. Demonstrates sensitivity in interactions; reacts to non-verbal feedback and responds appropriately; understands sensitive issues, acts accordingly; effective with both individuals and groups.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

7. Quality of work. Overall quality of work performed. Maintains high standards, takes pride in volunteering.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

8. Judgement. Formation of a sound opinion by careful study of available facts and options.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

9. Development of volunteers/Leadership. Develops the skills and competence of volunteers through coaching, training and development activities. Demonstrates ability to instil enthusiasm, loyalty and commitment in volunteers. Provides effective direction and support.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

10. Communication (verbal & written). Clearly expresses ideas and concepts; encourages two-way conversations; gives effective presentations (when required); effective listening skills; consistently shares information.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

11. Attendance/Participation. Regularly attends and participates at Divisional meetings.

q Exceeds Requirements

q Meets Requirements

q Does Not Meet Requirements

q Unsatisfactory

Provide examples:

 

 

 

 

12. Other.

N/A

YES

NO

Comments

Has completed First Aid Certification Level(s)

 

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Has attended orientation

 

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Has attended an organized leadership course

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Has successfully conducted a divisional meeting

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Has worked with cadets on community service

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Has participated in program planning

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Has oriented new members

q

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Has assisted with record keeping

q

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Has supervised community service coverage

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Reviewer’s comments

 

 

Volunteer’s comments

 

 

 Recommendations

q Continue volunteer work

q To be re-appraised

Date:

 
 

q Transfer

To:

 
 

q Dismiss

Date:

 

 

Signature of reviewer     Date  

 

Title  

 This evaluation has been discussed with me and a copy has been given to me.

Volunteer’s signature     Date  
         
Signature of reviewer        

 


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