COMD 688R

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Practicum in Communication Disorders

Communication Disorders David O. McKay School of Education

Course Description

Clinical Practicum course for training Speech-Language Pathologists to assess and treat clients and learn case management skills. The first year is based at the in-house BYU Speech and Language Clinic and the second year is based at internship sites.

When Taught

Fall, Winter, and Spring

Min

1

Fixed/Max

6

Fixed

2

Fixed

8

Other Prerequisites

Instructor's consent

Note

An APPROVED Internship Application is required before adding.

There is sufficient scholarship funding to support this increase in credit hours so as not to overburden the student's financially.

Title

Plan and Implement Assessments

Learning Outcome

Students will demonstrate ability to plan and implement an assessment of clients presenting with various communication disorders (as identified in ASHA's nine disorder areas) and with various severity levels while under the direction of a certified SLP.

Title

Plan and Implement Treatments

Learning Outcome

Students will demonstrate the ability to plan and implement treatment of clients who present with various communication disorders (as identified in ASHA's nine disorder areas) and with various severity levels while under the direction of a certified SLP.

Title

Case Management Skills

Learning Outcome

Students will demonstrate appropriate case management skills including appropriate social behavior, oral, and written communication, prevention activities, and sensitivity to multicultural populations while working under the direction of a certified SLP.

Title

Internship Policies

Learning Outcome

Students will demonstrate understanding of all internship policies and procedures.

Title

Clinical Writing

Learning Outcome

Students will demonstrate appropriate clinical writing skills through treatment plan/progress notes, assessment reports and SOAP notes.