Psychology Practicum I

Course Description

This course is the first of the two-course practicum sequence. This course enables students to engage in a supervised experience that integrates theory and research with practice. As students work in collaboration with their Site Supervisor and Course Instructor, their practicum experience includes guided development of entry-level conceptual, assessment, intervention, and evaluation skills; demonstration of professional and ethical behavior; professional and interpersonal growth; development of multicultural competence and cultural humility; and effective use of supervision. This course has required synchronous sessions in which students engage with colleagues and faculty on case consultation and topics related to clinical practice skills. Pre-requisites Field Experience approval required Successful completion of BAYR sequence Students beginning the program February 2024 or later must successfully complete the Field Readiness Assessment

Code

CPSY 8290

Credits

3

Subject

Clinical Psychology