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. Formerly BH 493
Prerequisites
Admission to BAS Behavioral Health Program and BH& 492 or instructor permission
1. Integrate theoretical classroom learning with experiential learning to implement professionalism and best practices related to behavioral health in a community agency setting
2. Create and maintain a professional network of behavioral healthcare providers
3. Use supervision and consultation to guide practice
4. Engage in ongoing reflective practice
IO1: Communicate proficiently with clients, families, and members of the care team, utilizing suitable channels to enhance personal care, contribute to positive health outcomes, and instill optimism for recovery
IO3: Demonstrate ability to effectively function as a member of an interprofessional care team in coordinating services and resources
1. Build on learning and experience from Practicum II
2. Apply classroom lessons to real-world scenarios
3. Practice relevant skills in a professional setting
4. Develop a professional network
5. Gain real-world experience to enhance career advancement opportunities
6. Exposure to clients and diverse staff members
7. Engage with new and unfamiliar situations
8. Take on new responsibilities to expand professional growth