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Colleen Relationship Summary

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Colleen conducted herself in a professional and ethical manner throughout her placement. If she had a question about agency policy or ethical responsibility she would ask an appropriate member of staff. Colleen adhered to the agency and federal governments confidentiality guideline. She also worked well at managing her own personal biases when working the diverse clients that came into the agency.

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