Common use of Responsibilities of the Supervisor Clause in Contracts

Responsibilities of the Supervisor. The supervisor will meet the qualifications as outlined in 18VAC115-20-52(C) and maintain licensure for the duration of the supervision. The supervisor will monitor the performance of the person supervised and provide regular, documented individual or group consultation, guidance, and instruction that is specific to the clinical counseling services being performed with respect to the clinical skills and competencies of the person supervised in accordance with Regulations Governing the Practice of Professional Counseling. The supervisor will avoid dual relationships which could compromise the objectivity of the relationship to the resident. The supervisor will assume full responsibility for the clinical activities of that resident specified within the supervisory contract for the duration of the residency or until terminated. The supervisor will complete evaluation forms to be given to the resident at the end of each three-month period. The supervisor will report the total hours of residency and will evaluate the resident’s competency in the six areas stated in18VAC115-20-52(B)(1) by completing the verification of supervision form. The supervisor will provide supervision as defined in 18VAC115-20-10. The supervisor will establish written contract items related to the frequency of individual and/or group supervision sessions, formal and informal evaluations, contact information, etc. The supervisor will ensure that the resident is practicing within the scope of the resident’s license. The supervisor will ensure the resident has read and is knowledgeable about the state and federal laws related to reporting requirements and emergency procedures for high risk or abused clients, as well as confidentiality and privileged communication. The supervisor will, within a reasonable period of time before termination of supervision, provide the resident and employer with a notice of termination to avoid or minimize any harmful effect on the resident’s clients or patients. The supervisor will conduct supervision as a process distinct from personal therapy or didactic instruction. The supervisor will provide education, oversight, and guidance in diagnosing, conceptualizing, treating and dealing with clients and conduct supervision with a focus on raw data as presented by the resident in the resident’s clinical work and through case study. The supervisor will be available outside of scheduled supervision for consultation and/or emergency situations. The supervisor will make a reasonable effort to ensure the resident’s competence to practice. The supervisor will immediately report to the Board any unethical practice performed by the resident, in accordance with regulation 18VAC115-20-130. The supervisor will remain up-to-date on the changes related to the regulations governing the practice of professional counseling.

Responsibilities of the Supervisor. The supervisor will meet the qualifications as outlined in 18VAC115-2050-52(C60(C) and maintain licensure for the duration of the supervision. The supervisor will monitor the performance of the person supervised and provide regular, documented individual or group consultation, guidance, and instruction that is specific to the clinical counseling marriage and family therapy services being performed with respect to the clinical skills and competencies of the person supervised in accordance with Regulations Governing the Practice of Professional CounselingMarriage and Family Therapy. The supervisor will avoid dual relationships which could compromise the objectivity of the relationship to the resident. The supervisor will assume full responsibility for the clinical activities of that resident specified within the supervisory contract for the duration of the residency or until terminated. The supervisor will complete evaluation forms to be given to the resident at the end of each three-month period. The supervisor will report the total hours of residency and will evaluate the resident’s competency in the six areas stated in18VAC115-20-52(B)(1) by completing the verification of supervision form. The supervisor will provide supervision as defined in 18VAC115-2050-10. The supervisor will establish written contract items related to the frequency of individual and/or group supervision sessions, formal and informal evaluations, contact information, etc. The supervisor will ensure that the resident is practicing within the scope of the resident’s license. The supervisor will ensure the resident has read and is knowledgeable about the state and federal laws related to reporting requirements and emergency procedures for high risk or abused clients, as well as confidentiality and privileged communication. The supervisor will, within a reasonable period of time before termination of supervision, provide the resident and employer with a notice of termination to avoid or minimize any harmful effect on the resident’s clients or patients. The supervisor will conduct supervision as a process distinct from personal therapy or didactic instruction. The supervisor will provide education, oversight, and guidance in diagnosing, conceptualizing, treating and dealing with clients and conduct supervision with a focus on raw data as presented by the resident in the resident’s clinical work and through case study. The supervisor will be available outside of scheduled supervision for consultation and/or emergency situations. The supervisor will make a reasonable effort to ensure the resident’s competence to practice. The supervisor will immediately report to the Board any unethical practice performed by the resident, in accordance with regulation 18VAC115-2050-130110. The supervisor will remain up-to-date on the changes related to the regulations governing Regulations Governing the practice Practice of professional counselingMarriage and Family Therapy.

Responsibilities of the Supervisor. The supervisor will meet the qualifications as outlined in 18VAC115-2030-52(C60(C) and (D) and maintain licensure current, active licensure/certification for the duration of the supervision. The supervisor will monitor the performance of the person supervised and provide regular, documented individual or group face-to-face consultation, guidance, guidance and instruction that is specific to the clinical counseling services being performed education with respect to the clinical skills and competencies of the person supervised in accordance with Regulations Governing the Practice Certification of Professional CounselingSubstance Abuse Counselors and Substance Abuse Counseling Assistants. The supervisor will avoid dual relationships which could compromise the objectivity of the relationship to the residentsupervisee. The supervisor will assume full responsibility for the clinical activities of that resident supervisee specified within the supervisory contract for the duration of the residency supervised experience or until terminated. The supervisor will complete evaluation forms to be given to the resident at the end of each three-month period. The supervisor will report the total hours of residency supervised experience and will evaluate the residentsupervisee’s competency in the six areas stated in18VAC115-20-52(B)(1) by completing the verification of supervision form. The supervisor will provide supervision as defined in 18VAC115-2030-10. The supervisor will establish written contract items related to the frequency of individual and/or group supervision sessions, formal and informal evaluations, contact information, etc. The supervisor will ensure that the resident supervisee is practicing within the their scope of the resident’s licensepractice. The supervisor will ensure the resident supervisee has read and is knowledgeable about the state and federal laws related to reporting requirements and emergency procedures for high risk or abused clients, as well as confidentiality and privileged communication. The supervisor will, within a reasonable period of time before termination of supervision, provide the resident supervisee and employer with a notice of termination to avoid or minimize any harmful effect on the residentsupervisee’s clients or patients. The supervisor will conduct supervision as a process distinct from personal therapy or didactic instruction. The supervisor will provide education, oversight, and guidance in diagnosing, conceptualizing, treating and dealing with clients and conduct supervision with a focus on raw data as presented by the resident in the resident’s clinical work and through case study. The supervisor will be available outside of scheduled supervision for consultation and/or emergency situations. The supervisor will make a reasonable effort to ensure the residentsupervisee’s competence to practice. The supervisor will immediately report to the Board any unethical practice performed by the residentsupervisee, in accordance with regulation 18VAC115-2030-130140. The supervisor will remain up-to-date on the changes related to the regulations governing Regulations Governing the practice Certification of professional counselingSubstance Abuse Counselors and Substance Abuse Counseling Assistants.

Responsibilities of the Supervisor. The supervisor will must meet the qualifications as outlined in 18VAC11518VAC125-2030-52(C50(D)(3) and maintain licensure for the duration of the supervision. The supervisor will shall monitor the performance of the person supervised and provide regular, documented individual or group consultation, guidance, and instruction (possibly in conjunction with group) supervision according to the schedule specified in this document that is specific to the clinical counseling sex offender treatment services being performed with respect to the clinical skills and competencies of the person supervised in accordance with Regulations Governing the Practice Certification of Professional CounselingSex Offender Treatment Providers. The supervisor will must avoid dual multiple relationships which that could compromise the objectivity of the supervisory relationship to with the residenttrainee. The supervisor will shall assume full responsibility for the clinical professional activities of that resident trainee specified within the supervisory contract for the duration of the residency supervised experience or until terminated. The supervisor will complete evaluation forms to be given to document the resident at trainee’s total hours of supervision, length of work experience, competence in sex offender treatment, and the end of each three-month periodneeds for additional supervision or training. The supervisor will report the total hours of residency supervised experience and will evaluate the residenttrainee’s competency in the six areas stated in18VAC115-20-52(B)(1) by completing the verification of supervision form. The supervisor will provide supervision as defined in 18VAC11518VAC125-2030-10. The supervisor will establish written contract items related to the frequency of individual and/or group supervision sessions, formal and informal evaluations, contact information, etc50. The supervisor will ensure that the resident trainee is practicing within the scope of the residenttrainee’s licenseknowledge and training. The supervisor will ensure the resident trainee has read and is knowledgeable about the state and federal laws related to reporting requirements and emergency procedures for high risk or abused clients, as well as confidentiality and privileged communication. The supervisor will, within a reasonable period of time before termination of supervision, provide the resident trainee and employer with a notice of termination to avoid or minimize any harmful effect on the residenttrainee’s clients or patients. The supervisor will conduct supervision as a process distinct from personal therapy or didactic instruction. The supervisor will not provide education, oversight, and guidance in diagnosing, conceptualizing, treating and dealing with clients and conduct supervision with a focus on raw data as presented by for activities for which the resident in the resident’s clinical work and through case studyprospective applicant has not had appropriate training. The supervisor will be available outside of scheduled supervision for consultation and/or emergency situations. The supervisor will make a reasonable effort to ensure the resident’s competence to practice. The supervisor will immediately report to the Board any unethical practice performed by violations of the resident, in accordance with regulation 18VAC115-20-130regulations or law. The supervisor will remain up-to-date on the changes related to the regulations governing Regulations Governing the practice Certification of professional counselingSex Offender Treatment Providers.

Responsibilities of the Supervisor. The supervisor will meet the qualifications as outlined in 18VAC115-2060-52(C80(D) and maintain licensure for the duration of the supervision. The supervisor will monitor the performance of the person supervised and provide regular, documented individual or group consultation, guidance, and instruction that is specific to the clinical counseling substance abuse treatment services being performed with respect to the clinical skills and competencies of the person supervised in accordance with Regulations Governing the Practice of Professional CounselingLicensed Substance Abuse Treatment Practitioners. The supervisor will avoid dual relationships which could compromise the objectivity of the relationship to the resident. The supervisor will assume full responsibility for the clinical activities of that resident specified within the supervisory contract for the duration of the residency or until terminated. The supervisor will complete evaluation forms to be given to the resident at the end of each three-month period. The supervisor will report the total hours of residency and will evaluate the resident’s competency in the six areas stated in18VAC115in 18VAC115-2060-52(B)(180(C)(1) in by completing the verification of supervision form. The supervisor will provide supervision as defined in 18VAC115-2060-10. The supervisor will establish written contract items related to the frequency of individual and/or group supervision sessions, formal and informal evaluations, contact information, etc. The supervisor will ensure that the resident is practicing within the scope of the resident’s license. The supervisor will ensure the resident has read and is knowledgeable about the state and federal laws related to reporting requirements and emergency procedures for high risk or abused clients, as well as confidentiality and privileged communication. The supervisor will, within a reasonable period of time before termination of supervision, provide the resident and employer with a notice of termination to avoid or minimize any harmful effect on the resident’s clients or patients. The supervisor will conduct supervision as a process distinct from personal therapy or didactic instruction. The supervisor will provide education, oversight, and guidance in diagnosing, conceptualizing, treating and dealing with clients and conduct supervision with a focus on raw data as presented by the resident in the resident’s clinical work and through case study. The supervisor will be available outside of scheduled supervision for consultation and/or emergency situations. The supervisor will make a reasonable effort to ensure the resident’s competence to practice. The supervisor will immediately report to the Board any unethical practice performed by the resident, in accordance with regulation 18VAC115-2060-130. The supervisor will remain up-to-date on the changes related to the regulations governing Regulations Governing the practice Practice of professional counselingLicensed Substance Abuse Treatment Practitioners.