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Clinical Practicum I

Communication Disorders - departmentSchool of Health & Natural Sciences

Description

The first of a two-course sequence, this practicum serves as an introductory experience in the prevention, evaluation, and treatment of clients across the life span with communication disorders. Students will have an opportunity to apply theoretical information, clinical diagnostic and treatment models, as well as relevant research findings to the clinical process. The practicum is conducted in the Mercy College Speech and Hearing Center and is supervised by Communication Disorders faculty and clinical educators. A seminar class will meet weekly to review clinical procedures, conduct peer supervision, and discuss professionally related topics. Additional course fee may apply.

Instruction Modes

In-Person On-Campus

Grade Modes

Pass/Fail (P), Standard (S)

College/School

School of Health & Natural Sciences

Start Term

Fall 2022 Semester

Free Form Requirements

Prerequisite(s): Completion of 25 observation hours and determination of eligibility by Clinic Director, course.
Corequisite(s): course