Full course description
CEs: Three (3) Continuing Education (CE) credit hours available for counselors and social workers, as well as prevention professionals and chemical dependency treatment counselors.
Fees: No Cost
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Course Description
This 3-hour self-paced course is comprised of three modules: Field Instruction Training Basics, Forms, and Supervision. Each module will introduce the topic, provide a lecture component comprised of written, rich media and graphics, knowledge check activities, and a self-assessment to gauge participant knowledge of the subject matter. Participants are required to pass all module quizzes and submit the final evaluation survey to earn 3 CE credit.
This course was developed in January 2020.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Describe how the social work core competencies are integrated into the Learning Agreement and Supervision Log
- Identify Field practice behaviors and Field activities
- Describe what is expected of Field Instructors and what is expected of the students on the Field forms
- Describe how to complete the Field forms in the Field database
- Provide Field students with supervision and feedback
Meet Your Instructors
Katie Klakos, MSW, LISW-S (she/her)
Prior to joining the College of Social Work in 2018, Katie Klakos spent 10 years in a medical setting with both micro and macro experience at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James). In addition to medical social work, her practice experience consists of youth mentoring, non-profit management, and community mental health.
In her current role as Field Director, she strives to support students in obtaining a high-quality field experience intended to prepare them for a sustainable future in the social work profession.