working with on-campus clients, off-campus

[futureslpinca3]

Note: I know I posted this already, but I don't think I posted it in the correct forum. (Sorry I'm new to this site)

I am currently a grad student earning my hours at our on-campus clinic. A couple of weeks ago, my client's mom asked me if I can go to her house and work with her child when the semester is over, when the client is no longer my client. I guess I am just wondering if that is allowed? I'm not trying to get kicked out of my program or get in trouble by ASHA for working with my client on the side. I (obviously) do not have my license yet and I am not a licensed SLPA. 

[kayyyyy_]

3 minutes ago, futureslpinca3 said:

Note: I know I posted this already, but I don't think I posted it in the correct forum. (Sorry I'm new to this site)

I am currently a grad student earning my hours at our on-campus clinic. A couple of weeks ago, my client's mom asked me if I can go to her house and work with her child when the semester is over, when the client is no longer my client. I guess I am just wondering if that is allowed? I'm not trying to get kicked out of my program or get in trouble by ASHA for working with my client on the side. I (obviously) do not have my license yet and I am not a licensed SLPA. 

I would cover your bases and talk to your program. I am a SLPA in the state of CA working for a school. I have been asked a lot actually to work with my clients over the summer. I just talked to my boss about it and got the OK from her. It also depends what this parent wants you to do. I don't know if you can legally treat this child without an SLP present. 

[Auuudriana]

I would not.

[Chai Tea Latte]

1 hour ago, Auuudriana said:

I would not.

Neither would I. Especially if I'm not being paid.

Plus, it just sounds fishy. Like your client wants free services or something..

Edited March 8, 2017 by Chai Tea Latte

[tvl]

46 minutes ago, futureslpinca3 said:

Note: I know I posted this already, but I don't think I posted it in the correct forum. (Sorry I'm new to this site)

I am currently a grad student earning my hours at our on-campus clinic. A couple of weeks ago, my client's mom asked me if I can go to her house and work with her child when the semester is over, when the client is no longer my client. I guess I am just wondering if that is allowed? I'm not trying to get kicked out of my program or get in trouble by ASHA for working with my client on the side. I (obviously) do not have my license yet and I am not a licensed SLPA. 

I definitely would not. If anyone found out I believe you can get in trouble with the board. You would need an SLP supervising you or at least checking in to make sure everything is going smoothly. 

[JcSLP]

I agree with everyone else, I wouldn't do this, you're not a licensed SLP or SLPA and you're able to work with the clients in the clinic because you're being supervised by a CCC-SLP.