Competency Based Performance Management Toolkit for Public Health

In 2008-2009, through a HealthForceOntario grant, OPHA — in partnership with Hamilton Public Health Services, Toronto Public Health, the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit, and the Thunder Bay District Health Unit — developed a Competency Based Performance Management Toolkit for Public Health.

This toolkit was designed and developed in consultation and collaboration with consultants with expertise in competency based performance management, pilot tested and validated by public health professionals. The toolkit can be used in its ready-to-go format in its entirety or as individual pieces, and can be modified to meet the unique needs of individual public health units.

The Toolkit

  • Toolkit Title Page [PDF, Word]
  • Toolkit Introduction Letter [PDF only]
  • Leader’s Guide to Implementing Competency Based Performance Management for Public Health [PDF, Word]
    This tool provides organizational leaders with a comprehensive overview of how to implement a competency based performance management system
  • Competency Based Performance Management in Ontario Public Health Units – Pilot Training [PDF, Powerpoint]
    This tool provides organizational leaders with a PowerPoint slide deck for training managers and employees on the use of the competency based performance management tools
  • Competency Based Performance Management for Public Health: A Guidebook for Managers & Employees [PDF, Word]
    This tool provides managers and employees with a comprehensive overview of competency based performance management.
  • Competency Based Performance Management Tools & Resources for Public Health [PDF, Word]
    This is a title page and table of contents for the documents that follow.
    • Ontario Public Health Performance Management Competencies [PDF, Word]
      The set of competencies developed to give specific examples of how an employee can demonstrate the behaviours associated with each of the Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada for the purpose of performance management
    • Ontario Public Health Performance Management Competency Profiles [PDF, Word]
      A competency profile is a grouping or set of competencies that together, describe the most critical behaviours (behavioural statements) and/or actions required for success in a job.
    • Ontario Public Health Competency Summary Chart [PDF, Word]
      This tool is used as a reference chart of the 8 competencies and their proficiency level descriptors.
    • Competency Based Performance Management Checklist for Public Health [PDF, Word]
      This tool summarizes the key steps for managers and employees when participating in the three stages of the performance management cycle: performance planning, ongoing review and feedback, and performance evaluation.
    • Performance Management Planning and Evaluation Tool for Public Health [PDF, Word]
      This tool is used to guide and document the performance planning and performance evaluation stages. Performance objectives and competencies are identified in the planning stage along with a development plan. The results of the performance and competency assessment are documented in the tool during the performance evaluation stage.
    • Competency Based Self Assessment Tool for Public Health
      This tool guides the employee in self assessing against the competencies required for their job.
      • Competency Based Self Assessment Tool for Public Health – Front Line Provider [PDF, Word]
      • Competency Based Self Assessment Tool for Public Health – Consultant / Specialist [PDF, Word]
      • Competency Based Self Assessment Tool for Public Health – Manager / Supervisor [PDF, Word]
    • Master Self Assessment Competency Templates for Public Health [PDF, Word]
      This tool provides self assessment templates for the organizational leaders who will be validating and/or building profiles for their organization.

 

 

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