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Ethical Practices: A Guide to SLP Responsibilities When Training and Using Interpreters



Evaluating and treating students and clients with limited English proficiency can be challenging for the Speech-Language Pathologist – particularly when the SLP does not speak their native language. This two hour online course presented by Rebecca Gonzalez, M.S., CCC-SLP will provide participants with the legal and ethical guidelines for training and using interpreters to evaluate and treat speech and language disorders. This course will include information regarding 2006 IDEA Part B Final Regulations as well as the National and State Association guidelines on cultural and linguistic diversity. This training is recommended for Speech-Language Pathologists, Speech-Language Pathology Assistants, district administrators, and bilingual interpreters.

Important Session Information:




Once registered, you will receive an email. At the top of the email click on "Manage Your Account" to access the session. Then click on the "Online Session" tab.
Registration ends at 12:00 AM on Saturday, August 31, 2019
Session ID:
1410093 		Credits Available:
(2) CPE
(2) Clock Hours
(2) TSHA
Contact Person:
Gayla Lutz 		Registration Fee:
$25.00


Audience:
Interpreters, Special Education Interpreters, Special Education Teachers, Speech Language Pathologists
Subscription Length Location
30 Days Online



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