Seminar Description
This seminar will focus on the power and impact
of the relationships that we have as we work
with, supervise, and mentor assistants, graduate clinicians, clinical fellows, new employees
and colleagues in Speech-Language Pathology.
Special emphasis will be placed on establishing
a solid foundation in the art of giving and receiving feedback – great times and challenging
times. We’ll also be mindful of generational
differences in the academic and work setting,
and highlight a range of evidence-based success
strategies that can be incorporated across community settings.
Registration
Agenda
8:00 - 8:30
8:30 - 10:30
10:30 - 10:45
10:45 - 12:45
12:45 - 1:30
1:30 - 3:30
Registration
Main Speaker
Break
Main Speaker
Lunch (included)
Ethics Training
Seminar Cost: $75
(includes refreshments and a box lunch)
(optional attendance)
Address
Seminar Location:
UH Sugar Land Campus
Brazos Hall
14000 University Blvd
Sugar Land, Texas 77479
This is also an opportunity to attain two hours
of the required ethics training.
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Identify the key roles and responsibilities
unique to supervising the SLP Assistant,
Graduate Clinician, Clinical Fellow/New
Employee
Articulate the principle concepts of effective feedback and evaluation
Identify the areas of competency in striving
to be an effective supervisor that support
learning and professional growth
Identify key generational differences that
will impact our learning, teaching, and
working environment
Identify resources that will support effective supervision across work settings
Identify the state and national Codes of
Ethics pertaining to practicing SpeechLanguage Pathology and Audiology in the
State of Texas
Explain the four underlying ethical principles of the ASHA Code of Ethics
Phone
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Please select lunch option (Jimmy John’s):
Educational Objectives
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Hot Topics: Building a Foundation of
Excellence in Supervision and Mentoring
This course is pending approval for 0.4 ASHA
CEUs (Advanced level, Professional area)
Turkey and cheese
Ham and cheese
Vegetarian
Mail Registration to:
University of Houston
Dept of Communication Sciences and Disorders
100 Clinical Research Services
Houston, TX 77204-6018
Fax: 713-743-2926
Payment Options:
Credit Card: call 713-743-0915
Check: payable to University of Houston
Hot Topics: Ethics Course
This course is pending approval for 0.2 ASHA
CEUs (Intermediate level, Related area)
Contact:
Kay James
Email: kmjames@central.uh.edu
Nancy Alarcon, MS, CCC-SLP, BC-ANCDS
Principal Lecturer in the Department of
Speech and Hearing Sciences at the University of Washington and director of the
UW Speech and Hearing Clinic. Her areas
of clinical expertise include clinical supervision education, adult neurologic
communication disorders, and supported
communication. She has mentored over
400 graduate students during the past
25 years. Nancy received her B.S. from
Purdue University and her M.S. from the
University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is
an ASHA Fellow, and has served in a
number of professional leadership positions at the state and national level.
Margaret Lehman Blake, PhD, CCC-SLP
Associate Professor at the University of
Houston. Her research focuses on cognitive-communication disorders associated
with right hemisphere brain damage.
She facilitates ethics workshops for
speech-language pathologists in the Houston area.
University of Houston
Sugar Land
14000 University Blvd
Sugar Land, TX 77479
Hot Topics:
Building a Foundation of
Excellence in Supervision
and Mentoring
Saturday, May 18, 2013
University of Houston
Sugar Land Campus
Kay James, MS, CCC-SLP
Program Coordinator, for the University
of Houston Speech-Language Pathology
Assistant Certificate Program, and clinical educator at the UH University Speech
Language and Hearing Clinic.
Disclosures: No relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose. Nancy Alarcon received a payment for presenting.
Department of
Communication Sciences
and Disorders