by Katie Millican,  M.Ed., SLP-CF


Obtaining a Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from ASHA requires completing, at minimum, 9-months of extra supervision under a Speech-Language Pathologist who already has his or her CCC’s.  There are several components to the clinical fellowship which you can find here – Certification Standards – but the most important part comes down to planning out each segment of the Clinical Fellowship (CF). As schedules and life naturally throw plans into disruption, a well-laid guide for the year helps keep all parties on tract when regrouping and re-scheduling.
 


Part One: Planning the Clinical Fellowship Experience

 

Part Two:  CF Observation and Mentoring Activities

 


Part Three: Connecting to Families and the Community as a Clinical Fellow