In an effort to meet the needs of the Rehabilitation Services
Administration, the state rehabilitation agencies, and community
rehabilitation programs, San Diego State University (SDSU) has developed
a program entitled, "Post Employment Training in Rehabilitation
Administration" (PET-RA) This program consists of a, 21-semester
hour graduate certificate in Rehabilitation Administration. The
intent of the program is to provide academically credited, continuing
education for rehabilitation personnel who are, or who will be,
coordinating and managing programs for consumers served through
the state/federal rehabilitation system.
The
post-baccalaureate certificate curriculum includes content areas
such as supervisory theories and procedures, organization diagnosis
and development, leadership, personnel management, fiscal management,
program evaluation, legal and legislative developments, governance,
policy development and program implementation. There is a close
working relationship between SDSU and each individual's participating
agency to insure a link between theory and practice. This certificate
is intended to serve as a career ladder for state agency rehabilitation
professionals who have consistently demonstrated a strong commitment
to the field of rehabilitation and who will serve as the future
leaders within their respective state agencies.
The
nature and scope for the curricwulum is based on a systems approach
to education that is responsive to national, regional, state, and
local needs. This approach focuses on the rehabilitation delivery
system within the state/federal program, and acknowledges the interdependency
of different systems that affect this delivery. It acknowledges
the content topics and delivery strategies that are responsive to
organizational and/or participant needs.
The goal of this program is to: develop and enhance the administrative
and supervisory skills of personnel employed as service providers,
supervisors, and administrators for rehabilitation services in state
VR agencies in Arizona, California, and Nevada, Tribal VR and CAP
programs in these states.
The
Courses
All certificate courses are a part of the graduate curriculum of
San Diego State University through the Administration, Rehabilitation,
and Post-Secondary Education Department (ARPE).
Courses include:
- ARP 610 - Educational Leadership ( 3 units)
- ARP 680 - Seminar in Rehabilitation Administration (3units)
- ARP 710A - Organization Development in Rehabilitation
(3units)
- ARP 740 - Advanced Seminar in Administration (3 units)
- ARP 745 - Internship in Rehabilitation (3units)
- ARP 755 - Rehabilitation Governance & Policy Development
(3 units)
- ARP 798 - Special Study in Rehabilitation Administration
(3 units)
Special projects in continuing education activities are included
in rehabilitation administration competencies related to:
- public policy systems
- community and constituency systems
- human resource systems
- quality assurance systems
- organizational development and planning
Contact
Information:
Dr. Tom Siegfried
Interwork Institute
3590 Camino del Rio North
San Diego, CA 92108
telephone: (619) 594-7935
email: tsiegfri@mail.sdsu.edu
Community rehabilitation personnel please
contact:
Caren Sax
Interwork Institute
3590 Camino del Rio North
San Diego, CA 92108
Phone: (619) 594-7183
Fax: (619) 594-4208
Email: csax@mail.sdsu.edu
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