Competency 1

Field Work Integrative Seminar

Courtney Holt
 Competency One: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior

1. Make ethical decisions by 1. Become familiar with the NASW

applying the standards of the Code of Ethics
NASW Code of Ethics, relevant 2. Reflect ethical learning
laws and regulations, models through course materials and
for ethical decision-making, seminar discussions
ethical conduct of research,
and additional codes of ethics
as appropriate to context.
 Competency One: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior
Behaviors: Tasks and Measures:

2. Use reflection and 1. Adhere to NASW Code of Ethics

self-regulation to manage personal when dilemmas arise within the
values and maintain professionalism agency
in practice situations. 2. NASW Code of Ethics, course
material, and journal
reflections
 Competency One: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior
Behaviors:
3. Demonstrate professional
demeanor in behavior; appearance;
and oral, written, and electronic
communication
Tasks and Measures:
1. Arrive at agency on scheduled
time; dress according to the
agencies dress policy; bring
required written and electronic
material to agency setting
2. Journal reflections, Agency
handbook with agency
requirements
 Competency One: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior
Behaviors: Tasks and Measures:

4. Use technology ethically and 1. Arrive at agency with laptop on

appropriately to facilitate hand; create microsoft
practice outcomes. powerpoints for agency
classroom settings; send emails
and memos professionally and
accordingly
2. Journal reflections, classroom
supervision
 Competency One: Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior
Behaviors: Tasks and Measures:

5. Use supervision and consultation 1. Consult with supervisor when

to guide professional judgment and faced with an ethical dilemma
behavior. or unintended situation; Read
policy handbook and procedure
manual and discuss it with
supervisor
2. Journal reflection, recall
material in supervision,
articulate agency practices