“Professional Ethics"
**Wednesday, May 26, 2010; 9:00 am-12:30 pm (3 CEUs); $50.00**
Please note that there has been a date change with this seminar!!! It is now on Wednesday, May 26
(Continental Breakfast & Registration from 8:30-9:00 am)
About the Seminar:
At one time or another, every helping professional encounters an ethical dilemma. We will discuss foundations for ethical decision making and a model to make this process a bit clearer. Our focus will be on the professional relationship, client self-determination and value conflicts that can arise. We will examine several case studies, share experiences and find ways to avoid ethical pitfalls. Professionals will leave this seminar with a better understanding of the process of ethical decision making. The seminar satisfies the ethic requirement for license renewal.
About the Speaker:
Dana Moran, MSW; LISW-S
Dana received both her Bachelor of Social Work and her Master of Social Work degrees from the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri. Dana is a Licensed Independent Social Worker in Ohio and a Certified Social Worker in Kentucky. She is currently the Director of Social Work and Pastoral Care for St. Luke Hospital. Dana has presented numerous professional seminars on a variety of educational topics.
Objectives:
By attending this seminar, participants will:
1. Develop an understanding of the foundations for ethical decision making.
2. Define the professional relationship and discuss limits, problems and dilemmas.
3. Develop a further understanding of client self determination.
4. Define and differentiate between personal, societal and professional values.
5. Participants will discuss case scenarios that pose ethical dilemmas and their potential solutions.