Professional Responsibilities and Ethics (10 Contact Hours)
- 1 Section
- 11 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Course Content
- Module 1: The FCB Code of Ethical Conduct
- Module 2: Defining the Case Manager's Scope
- Module 3: Boundary Management and Professional Distance
- Module 4: Navigating Dual Relationships in the Community
- Module 5: Ethics of Gift-Giving and Financial Boundaries
- Module 6: Preventing Sexual Misconduct and Grooming Behaviors
- Module 7: Client Confidentiality and Privacy Mandates
- Module 8: Duty to Warn and Protect
- Module 9: Mandatory Reporting for Child and Adult Abuse
- Module 10: Records Management and the Duty to Report
- References
- Post Test Professional Responsibilities and Ethics
- Program Evaluation
This 10-hour course provides Certified Behavioral Health Case Managers with essential training on the Florida Certification Board Code of Ethics. Operating in dynamic community settings, practitioners explore high-risk operational areas including dual relationships, gift-giving, mandatory reporting, and maintaining professional distance while delivering intensive psychosocial support. By mastering these ethical mandates, case managers ensure care coordination remains legally defensible and rooted in professional integrity.
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