RESPONSIBILITIES AND AGREEMENTS Sample Clauses

RESPONSIBILITIES AND AGREEMENTS. Supervisor and supervisee agree to work together to facilitate in-depth discussion/understanding of issues affecting practice – both personally and professionally – and developing a high level of behavior-analytic expertise. Supervisor agrees to provide specific feedback to supervisee on performance in Supervisee-client interaction; this may be conducted via web-camera, videotape, videoconferencing, or similar means in lieu of the supervisor being physically present. Both parties agree to protect the time and space for supervision, by keeping to agreed appointments and the time allotted. Privacy will be respected and interruptions avoided. Any party requiring a variance in schedule will notify the other party at the earliest possible time of variance to determine an appropriate time to reschedule. Supervision may be conducted in a small group for no more than half of the total supervised hours, per BACB standards. The rest of the hours of supervision must be conducted as direct one-to-one supervision. Supervisee and supervisor will meet at least once every 2 weeks for 5% of the total hours spent in Supervised Independent Fieldwork. A Supervision Documentation Form will be completed at each supervisory interaction. Supervisee agrees to accumulate the required minimum of 10 hours and maximum of 30 hours per week to meet the total 1500 hours needed to complete the BCBA Supervised Independent Fieldwork requirement approximately within one year. _____ agrees to provide supervisee with the work opportunities necessary to meet this requirement. In addition to supervision meetings, supervisee is required to attend additional professional meetings relevant to the case, such as school meetings, case conferences, and parent meetings, which may not count towards BACB eligible supervised experience. Supervisor is to be compensated at an hourly rate of $___ to be paid immediately upon conclusion of each supervision session or by a mutual agreement arranged at the onset of the supervisory relationship. Payment for supervision rendered is a necessary but insufficient condition for the submission of a signed Experience Verification Form to the BACB. Adequate progress and payment must be completed before such documentation is signed. Supervisor agrees to accept no remuneration from supervisee above the negotiated hourly consultant rate or salary. Supervisee agrees to begin Supervised Independent Fieldwork only after supervisee has started attending courses required to meet ...
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RESPONSIBILITIES AND AGREEMENTS. 5. VERANTWORTLICHKEITEN UND VEREINBARUNGEN
RESPONSIBILITIES AND AGREEMENTS. Supervisor and supervisee agree to work together to facilitate in-depth discussion and understanding of issues affecting practice – both personally and professionally – and developing a high level of behavior-analytic expertise.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND AGREEMENTS. The individual field supervisor agrees to serve as the primary, responsible supervisor for experience completed as part of the supervisees enrollment in field experience with Xxxxxxx Xxxxx College.
RESPONSIBILITIES AND AGREEMENTS. NRC and Montgomery County staffs will closely coordinate actions during the construction of 3WFN and the occupancy of 3WFN to: (1) provide for traffic and pedestrian safety on the streets and sidewalks in the vicinity of the WFC; (2) ensure timely response to requests for information and timely assistance in communicating information between NRC ADM and Montgomery County DOT; (3) work with the construction contractor to inform or alert pedestrians and motorists to potential hazards and temporary changes in conditions on sidewalks and streets that may create hazardous conditions during construction and occupancy; (4) develop recommendations to improve pedestrian safety on sidewalks and streets during construction and at the time of occupancy of 3WFN; and
RESPONSIBILITIES AND AGREEMENTS. The overarching responsibility and agreement of the CCCWN is effective collaboration. The CCCWN member organizations agree to the following: • Participate in meetings of the CCCWN • Share in decision-making through consensus regarding issues that impact the CCCCWN • Develop, review and approve joint projects and publications that benefit the CCCWN • Offer training, education, resource and information to the CCCCWN member organizations • Collaborate to develop new resources and funding that promote health in the tri-county region • Receive regional data updates and reports on health issues • Participate in discussions on data analysis • Direct the CCCWN assigned staff on projects, activities and initiatives • Provide direction and oversight of funding that support the CCCWN • Ensure materials and publications developed for the CCCWN shall be available to all members
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