This course provides students opportunities for continued practice in behavioral health/human services while actively providing services to clients, implementing developed skills. Students will have more opportunities for unsupervised work and collaboration with a variety of team members and community partners. Students will demonstrate synthesis of the knowledge, skills, and values developed through their education. Ninety hours of recorded clinical experience are required.
Pre-requisite BH& 492 or instructor permission
Course Learning Outcomes
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Exhibit integrity by consistently practicing ethical behavior, developing a meaningful practice of self-care, maintaining confidentiality,self-reflection, and approaching work with cultural sensitivity and humility.
LevelIntermediate
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Demonstrate knowledge of the structures, functions, and organizations within the healthcare system, with a specific focus on Behavioral Health (BH) organizations.
Problem SolvingCritical ThinkingCommunicationOral Expression,Written ExpressionInquiryInformation LiteracyLevelIntermediate
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Demonstrate ability to effectively function as a member of an interprofessional care team in coordinating services and resources.
LevelIntermediate
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Exhibit integrity by consistently practicing ethical behavior, developing a meaningful practice of self-care, maintaining confidentiality,self-reflection, and approaching work with cultural sensitivity and humility.
LevelIntermediate
Core Topics
Practicum III builds on learning and experience in Practicum I and II. The goal of Practum III is to have an ongoing opportunity to apply classroom lessons, to practice relevant skills, to develop a professional network and to gain real-world experience that increases the student’s chance at advancing their career. Ideally this would include exposure to clients, a variety of staff, situations that are new to to the student, and new responsibilities.