This unit is the second in an advanced clinical exercise Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program that progresses your real-world experience as a Student Exercise Physiologist. You will have further exposure to the assessment, prescription, and delivery of exercise to clinical clientele via placement in the University of Tasmania Exercise Physiology Clinic, and/or in University-approved WIL partner agencies, where you will be guided in your clinical education by appropriately qualified University, and agency supervisors. This unit builds on skills learned in Clinical Exercise Practicum 1, and provides further opportunity to develop and extend clinical decision making and communication skills through supervised WIL placements, and to develop a deeper understanding of professional practice requirements for an industry environment.

Unit objectives are:

(1) to progress proficiency in communication and behaviour-change counselling techniques with clinical clientele;

(2) to progress clinical reasoning skills, problem-solving and clinical decision-making skills with clinical clientele.

(3) to progress practical screening, assessment and exercise prescription skills with clinical clientele;

(4) To progress professional skills in collaborative practice, self-reflection, and self-direction.