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Foundations of Clinical and Professional Practice (409-3-20)

Instructors

Elizabeth Meyer

Meeting Info

2315 Campus Dr Clinic 1620: Tues 5:20PM - 6:40PM

Overview of class

Professional issues for audiologists, including professional communication, emotionally intelligent leadership, clinical decision-making theory and practice, critical thinking, and theoretical-clinical integration of knowledge and skills. 1. Introduction to the Profession. 2. Leadership. 3. Integration. 4. Critical Thinking. 5. Cross-Cultural Competency. 6. Alternate Delivery Models. 7. Ethics. 8. Supervision.

Learning Objectives

1. Students will be able to provide evidence of integrating theoretical knowledge into related clinical practice settings
2. Provide evidence of integrating theoretical concepts across separate didactic courses.

Class Materials (Required)

No textbook

Class Materials (Suggested)

Materials provided either on Canvas or through Northwestern Libraries

Class Notes

This foundational audiology course bridges theoretical knowledge and clinical practice. Through interactive case studies, students will apply classroom concepts to real-world scenarios, enhancing their practical skills and professional competence.