Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine (KPCOM)—Department of Couple and Family Therapy 2024–2025 264 Program Goals and Student Learning Outcomes D.M.F.T. Program Goals (PGs) PG1: The D.M.F.T. program demonstrates a commitment to cultural and sexual diversity and inclusion. PG2: The D.M.F.T. program demonstrates a commitment to ethical and professional practice. PG3: The D.M.F.T. program trains students in applied research, supervision, and advanced clinical theory and practice. PG4: The D.M.F.T. program demonstrates a commitment to serving the community. PG5: The D.M.F.T. program demonstrates a commitment to graduating students in a timely manner, preparing them for the licensure exam and monitoring graduate employment. D.M.F.T. Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) SLO1: D.M.F.T. students will demonstrate respect for cultural and sexual diversity and inclusion in supervision. SLO2: D.M.F.T. students will demonstrate respect for cultural and sexual diversity and inclusion in practice. SLO3: D.M.F.T. students will demonstrate ethical and professional behaviors as practitioners. SLO4: D.M.F.T. students will successfully complete an applied clinical research project. SLO5: D.M.F.T. students will demonstrate competency in the practice of supervision. SLO6: D.M.F.T. students will demonstrate competency in advanced systemic/relational theory and practice. SLO7: D.M.F.T. students will demonstrate commitment to serving the community. SLO8: D.M.F.T. students will graduate within the maximum allotted time frame of six years. SLO9: D.M.F.T. students/graduates, who seek MFT licensure, will pass the AMFTRB licensure exam. SLO10: D.M.F.T. graduates, who seek employment, will be employed.
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