and helping client resolve resistance to treatment) 6. Collaborate Participation in 1b-j; D1-9 Fieldwork constructively to the individual, triadic, evaluations; √ √ √ √ supervisory process and/or group Clinical and terminate with supervision Supervision supervisors and and video rubric review) 7. Comprehend Direct work with 1j; 8f; A2; B1 Fieldwork legal and ethical clients; evaluations; standards of the participation in Clinical √ √ jurisdiction of individual, triadic, Supervision practice, and and/or group Rubric; Formal integrate an supervision Case appropriate ethical Presentation decision making Rubric model into professional work Student Professional Liability Coverage Gallaudet University carries professional liability insurance for students in training. Students are also required to maintain individual student liability insurance throughout their practicum and internship. Student liability insurance can be obtained at no cost by joining the American Counseling Association (ACA) or the American Mental Health Counseling Association (AMHCA). Proof of coverage must be provided to the faculty supervisor prior to starting COU 742 Practicum. Finding and Getting Approval for Placement Locations Practicum The Department of Counseling Fieldwork Coordinator, in collaboration with the Program Director of the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, is heavily involved with students in site selection and placement for Practicum. The Fieldwork Coordinator will provide the students with a list of agencies providing mental health services to deaf and hard of hearing persons in the Washington-Baltimore area. In the first semester of study, the student will select 1-2 agencies on the list of approved local Practicum sites and discuss these options with their academic advisor and the Fieldwork Coordinator. Then, the student will approach the agencies in a similar manner as one does when applying for a job. That is, the student will introduce her/himself to the agency’s contact
and helping client resolve resistance to treatment) 6. Collaborate constructively to the supervisory process and terminate with supervisors and Participation in individual, triadic, and/or group supervision and video review) 1b-j; D1-9 Fieldwork evaluations; Clinical Supervision rubric √ √ √ √ 7. Comprehend legal and ethical standards of the jurisdiction of practice, and integrate an appropriate ethical decision making model into professional work Direct work with clients; participation in individual, triadic, and/or group supervision 1j; 8f; A2; B1 Fieldwork evaluations; Clinical Supervision Rubric; Formal Case Presentation Rubric √ √ Student Professional Liability Coverage Gallaudet University carries professional liability insurance for students in training. Students are also required to maintain individual student liability insurance throughout their practicum and internship. Student liability insurance can be obtained at no cost by joining the American Counseling Association (ACA) or the American Mental Health Counseling Association (AMHCA). Proof of coverage must be provided to the faculty supervisor prior to starting COU 742 Practicum. Finding and Getting Approval for Placement Locations Practicum The Department of Counseling Fieldwork Coordinator, in collaboration with the Program Director of the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, is heavily involved with students in site selection and placement for Practicum. The Fieldwork Coordinator will provide the students with a list of agencies providing mental health services to deaf and hard of hearing persons in the Washington-Baltimore area. In the first semester of study, the student will select 1-2 agencies on the list of approved local Practicum sites and discuss these options with their academic advisor and the Fieldwork Coordinator. Then, the student will approach the agencies in a similar manner as one does when applying for a job. That is, the student will introduce her/himself to the agency’s contact