OTHER AGENCY AND STUDENT REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

OTHER AGENCY AND STUDENT REQUIREMENTS. The following table provides a list of questions that should be addressed as part of the pre-placement interview, in addition to a general discussion about Student and agency expectations for the proposed placement. Please discuss these questions and record the responses in the space provided next to each question in the table. Questions Response What are the main learning opportunities and tasks that will be available to the Student on placement? Does the agency have particular policies about dress and presentation? What facilities or resources are available or required for the Student to use (e.g. room, desk, telephone, vehicle, etc.)? Are there particular policies related to reimbursement for work- related expenses, client brokerage or the use of a personal vehicle for work purposes that the Student should be aware of? Are there any safety procedures or requirements particular to this placement (e.g. home visits in pairs, code words, after-hour access issues, etc.)? Is there any potential or actual conflict of interest for the Student or the agency that may arise during the placement? Does the Student have any other particular needs or concerns that the agency should be aware of (e.g. health or disability)? Does the agency have any other particular needs or concerns that the Student should be aware of (e.g. significant restructure)?
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