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1 MHS 5340 Foundations of Career Development James P. Sampson, Jr. Florida State University Ethical Issues and Credentialing in Designing and Delivering Career Resources and Services
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2 Ethical Concerns Competence & Training –Ineffective career counseling: Test & tell (& point) Counselors should not practice beyond their limits of competence, which comes from: –Training –Supervised experience
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3 Legislation Title law - title is legally protected Practice law - regardless of title, if you perform a service, you must work within the limits of your training and supervised experience and be appropriately credentialed
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4 Credentialing Designed to protect the public from incompetent practitioners –Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) –Training –Supervised experience –Exam (NCE)
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5 Credentialing NCE has 8 basic content areas Study guide available through NBCC NCE is counselor license exam for 29 states (each state sets its own passing score)
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6 Credentialing National certification - by organizations Licensure - by state Registration - similar to licensure in some states License is a must, certification provides geographic mobility
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7 Credentialing Purpose is to protect the public as opposed to a union designed to protect the workers Not all certification organizations are credible Public is generally unaware of credentialing Good credentialing organizations will have continuing education requirements and an exam
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8 Ethical Concerns Conflicts of interest –Third-party conflicts Who is the client? National Defense Education Act –Value conflicts client wants to enter military against counselor’s judgment –Confidentiality
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9 Ethical Concerns Remedy ethical problems with: –Awareness –Informed consent Without informed consent: –Clients may have unrealistic expectations –If you get sued, you lose (even if you win)
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For Additional Information www.career.fsu.edu/techcenter/ Thank You
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