CMDS 681G - Advanced Clinical Practice

This course provides a clinical practice in application of advanced techniques for speech, language and hearing disorders. The student obtains direct clinical experience with clients who exhibit a variety of communication disorders. Student responsibilities include: writing lesson plans; conferring with clinical supervisors, parents and related paraprofessionals; utilizing clinical materials, equipment and technology: and writing clinical reports. May be repeated for credit; generally all graduate students are expected to enroll in CMDS 681G every semester they are in residence.

Prerequisites: CMDS graduate status and Department Chair’s permission. Student clinicians must demonstrate clinically appropriate speech/language/hearing skills prior to enrollment in clinical practicum.
Credit(s): 1 to 3