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Practicum I: Foundations

Instructor:
Karen Fay Clancy
401
Credits:
3.0
201
Building:
TBD
Room:
TBD
Semester:
Fall 2023
Start Date:
End Date:
Name:
Practicum I: Foundations
Requisites:

Prereq: Completion of CLM 325 or equivalent.

Class Type:
PRA
TBD
TBD
Days:
TBD
Note:
Contact Tracey Gdvoka, tracey.gdovka@uky.edu, to register.

This practicum is the first in a three-course sequence. In this foundational practicum, students gain practical general training and integrate learning from foundation Clinical Leadership and Management courses in a healthcare setting context. Through their experiences in a healthcare work environment and interaction with healthcare and administrative professionals, students further develop their fundamental knowledge and skills in areas of professionalism, critical thinking, cultural humility, and inter-professional practice-essential elements for collaborative leadership and the development of the professional 'self'. Students will apply for the practicum course and work with faculty and the practicum coordinator to secure a clinical leadership and management focused placement in a healthcare setting that is appropriate for the course and student learning goals. Students develop a site-specific individualized learning plan and class seminars assist students with integrating their workplace experiences with foundational coursework as a cohort. This course includes specified hours per semester of seminar and experiential learning.

This practicum is the first in a three-course sequence. In this foundational practicum, students gain practical general training and integrate learning from foundation Clinical Leadership and Management courses in a healthcare setting context. Through their experiences in a healthcare work environment and interaction with healthcare and administrative professionals, students further develop their fundamental knowledge and skills in areas of professionalism, critical thinking, cultural humility, and inter-professional practice-essential elements for collaborative leadership and the development of the professional 'self'. Students will apply for the practicum course and work with faculty and the practicum coordinator to secure a clinical leadership and management focused placement in a healthcare setting that is appropriate for the course and student learning goals. Students develop a site-specific individualized learning plan and class seminars assist students with integrating their workplace experiences with foundational coursework as a cohort. This course includes specified hours per semester of seminar and experiential learning.

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