Common use of Resident Duties Clause in Contracts

Resident Duties. I agree to be consistently engaged in my supervision, to attend supervision on time and be prepared to discuss personally salient aspects of my experience, to complete all client documentation in a timely manner, to log all supervision experiences, and to act at all times in an ethical manner with clients. In addition, the following duties may include but not limited to: View counseling session videotapes in preparation for weekly supervision. Bring videotapes set to a specific point in the session where you had questions about client conceptualization, techniques, or other issues. Be prepared with specific questions to be worked on in the supervision session. For any videotape shown in supervision, bring required paperwork requested by supervisor. Justify client case conceptualizations made and approach and techniques used. Complete case notes and submit in a timely manner. Implement supervisory directives in subsequent sessions. Discuss any problems with the supervisory experience.

Resident Duties. I agree to be consistently engaged in my supervision, to attend supervision on time and be prepared to discuss personally salient aspects of my experience, to complete all client documentation in a timely manner, to log all supervision experiences, and to act at all times in an ethical manner with clients. In addition, the following duties may include but not limited to: View counseling therapy session videotapes in preparation for weekly supervision. Bring videotapes set to a specific point in the session where you had questions about client conceptualization, techniques, or other issues. Be prepared with specific questions to be worked on in the supervision session. For any videotape shown in supervision, bring required paperwork requested by supervisor. Justify client case conceptualizations made and approach and techniques used. Complete case notes and submit in a timely manner. Implement supervisory directives in subsequent sessions. Discuss any problems with the supervisory experience.