"I describe my time management skills as above average. I use a time management app, My Life Organized, which helps in my personal and professional life. This app allows me to target what I need to focus on to reach my objectives and automatically generates to-do lists with priority actions for immediate attention. If something else comes up in the workday that is a higher priority than what I am working on, I can input the task into my app, and it will automatically reprioritize my day. Since I started using this app, I feel like I have gained several extra hours in the day."

"My day typically consists of various tasks and responsibilities, so I must be well organised and manage my time well to execute those tasks. Each morning, I make a list of the things I need to get done and highlight my top priority. I also use my computer calendar to see when I may have some downtime to work on less important admin tasks or where I need to block off time to work on tasks distraction-free. While I use techniques like this to stay organised, I also realise in healthcare that priorities can quickly shift, and I need to adapt and pivot to meet the need at that moment. I communicate with my manager and colleagues frequently to make sure I understand what is expected of me or needed of me urgently, and then I plan out the rest of my day around those critical tasks."