Ethical Integrity & Electives (10 Contact Hours)
- 1 Section
- 11 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Course Content
- Module 1: The FCB Code of Ethical and Professional Conduct
- Module 2: Maintaining Professional Boundaries in the Milieu
- Module 3: Navigating Dual Relationships and Exploitation
- Module 4: Defining the Technician's Scope of Practice and Scope Creep
- Module 5: Clinical Collaboration and Knowing When to Refer
- Module 6: Mandatory Reporting and Exceptions to Confidentiality
- Module 7: Elective: Foundations of Trauma-Informed Care
- Module 8: Elective: Preventing Institutional Retraumatization
- Module 9: Elective: The Practice of Cultural Humility
- Module 10: Elective: Addressing Implicit Bias in Inpatient Settings
- References
- Program Evaluation
- Post-Test: Ethical Integrity & Electives
This course covers the Florida Certification Board Code of Conduct, emphasizing strict boundaries and specific protocols for technician-client interactions. Participants explore the hazards of scope creep and identify clear indicators for referring residents to higher-level clinicians. Additional elective content addresses trauma-informed care and the continuous practice of cultural humility within structured inpatient settings.
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