Clinical Supervision for Interns. The Members must provide adequate clinical supervision for each intern by providing him or her with two licensed psychologists who function as primary supervisors. Every training site must provide each intern with two hours of direct face-to-face supervision with a licensed psychologist each week, and two additional hours of supervision through Consortium approved activities.
Clinical Supervision for Interns. The Members must provide adequate clinical supervision for each intern by providing him or her with two licensed psychologists who function as primary supervisors. Every training site must provide each intern with two hours of direct face‐to‐face supervision with a licensed psychologist each week, and two additional hours of supervision through Consortium approved activities. Examples of such activities include group supervision, co‐facilitation, treatment team meetings, and grand rounds, provided there is a Consortium approved supervisor designated as the evaluator and the content of the meetings includes discussion of patients for which the intern(s) provide services. Responsibility of providing supervision falls to the individual supervisor(s) for each intern, and the supervisor(s) must provide appropriate accommodations to ensure interns receive all required supervision hours so as to not cause undue stress on the intern over the course of the internship year. Members agree to provide the required supervision to each intern as defined in the Internship Training Manual and the Supervisor Policies and Procedures Manual. The intern fee shall be paid per the schedule attached as Exhibit A without charge to the intern.
Clinical Supervision for Interns. The Members must provide adequate clinical supervision for each intern by providing him or her with two licensed psychologists who function as primary supervisors. Every training site must provide each intern with two hours of direct face-to-face supervision with a licensed psychologist each week, and two additional hours of supervision through Consortium approved activities. Examples of such activities include group supervision, co-facilitation, treatment team meetings, and grand rounds, provided there is a Consortium approved supervisor designated as the evaluator. Members agree to provide the required supervision to each intern as provided in the Internship Training Manual. The intern fee shall be paid per the schedule attached as Exhibit “A” without charge to the intern.
