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3. Preferred placement type or other preferences (denomination, non-profit, medical facility, etc.) Or church and denomination where you are currently serving for an embedded placement:

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5. Relevant educational experiences, academic degrees and/or certifications (and dates)

6. How would you describe your work style?

7. What opportunities are you hoping will be available to you at a field education site?

8. What strengths or gifts do you bring to a field education site?

9. What qualities would you most value in a supervisor?

10. Where would you like to see yourself professionally in five years?

11. What skills or practices do you need to develop in your field education experience?

12. Please list any ordination/licensure/endorsement that you currently have and the date obtained.

13. Can you drive to a field education site?

14. Knowing that this form is shared with people outside the seminary, is there anything that you would like to self-disclose as you approach the field education experience? Examples might be a full-time job, unpredictable work schedule, physical or other health accommodations that might be needed, etc. These can also be addressed in the interview.

I affirm that my leadership will be professional at the field education site. Recognizing a diversity of contexts and expectations exist in field education sites, professionalism means I will be timely, dress in ways that are appropriate to the context, meet deadlines, and follow through with assigned tasks.

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I affirm that I will meet with my supervisor weekly for an hour of supervision with theological reflection.

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I will submit the covenant, evaluation and any other required paperwork by the deadlines.

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I affirm that I will communicate any challenges and concerns proactively to the supervisor. If there is not resolution, I will contact the field education director for mediation.

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I will abide by the policies and procedures in the PTS Field Education Manual and the PTS Student Handbook.

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