I'm a Medic UK: You're the judges

3. Please rank the following criteria in terms of importance (the most important at the top to least important at the bottom). Order the items from the following list. First select an item with the spacebar to show a menu of possible ranking positions. Next, click a ranking position to order it in the ranked list. Note the menu will display more ordering options as you add items to the ranked list.

I make sure the right staff are available to support the needs of patients.
My job ensures everything runs as efficiently as possible so time is not wasted.
I make sure staff are well trained and keep their skills up to date.
My job makes sure that money gets divided up fairly.
I help keep private patient information private.
I see lots of patients in one day.
I see a small number of patients but spend a long time with each person.
I’m a good listener.
I take time to explain treatments to patients.
I often work past the end of my shift to make sure patients are OK.
I don’t stay longer than the end of my shift; I can’t look after anyone else if I don’t look after myself.
My work focuses on preventing illness.
My work helps patients in urgent need of treatment.
My work helps patients with long-term conditions.
My work focuses on improving quality of life, rather than finding cures.
I make people laugh.
I am detail oriented.
I earn a lot of money in my job.
I am religious.
I am not religious.
I’ve spent time as a patient.
I have lots of awards and qualifications.
I play lots of sports outside work.
I go to events, like conferences, to tell people about my work and learn from others.
I read a lot of medical journals.
I use my skills outside of work to contribute to the community.