PSYCLN 893 Advanced Community Practicum I

This fall course will provide oversight for advanced students completing practica in the community. Students will participate in clinical activities in community settings approved by the Clinical Executive committee (CEC) of the Clinical Psychology graduate program. Activities may include psychological, neuropsychological, and/or diagnostic assessments; providing therapeutic interventions; conceptualizing cases; applying a multicultural framework to clinical interaction; providing consultation or supervision; participation in prevention, consultation, or supervision; or other approved clinical activities. Students will improve their competencies in clinical skills, effective use of supervision, and comply with the administrative requirements of the Externship site, as well as the ethical principles guiding the practice of psychology. To be eligible for this course, students must obtain written approval from the Clinical Executive Committee (CEC), who will evaluate the clinical activities, scope of clinical work, number of practicum hours, and amount of supervision.

Prerequisite(s): PSYCLN Practicum

1 Credit(s)