Common use of Site Supervisor will Clause in Contracts

Site Supervisor will. a minimum of a master’s degree in counseling or a related profession with equivalent qualifications, including appropriate certifications and/or licenses and two years of post degree experience. Clinical agency supervisors should have two years of supervised clinical experience and be involved in acquiring 18 hours of mandated supervision training; » read and understand the Ethical Guidelines for Counseling Supervisors adopted by the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES). Signing of the agreement signifies the guidelines have been read and understood. » act as a liaison to the Department of Counseling and Higher Education. All contact regarding the Supervisee will be addressed to the EIU Faculty Supervisor unless otherwise noted; » arrange for a Supervisee orientation program and training for the purpose of familiarizing the Supervisee with the site’s philosophy, policies and procedures. This includes case record management, confidentiality policy, adequate disclosure, crisis management, treatment protocol and termination procedures; » provide the Supervisee access to opportunities for educational experiences including: » group and individual counseling » consultation with staff, agencies and families » assistance with appropriate interpretation of testing materials » access to case management meetings » provide feedback to Supervisees regarding legal and ethical guidelines governing each client; » provide timely feedback to EIU Faculty Supervisor regarding concerns with Supervisee’s performance. » be made aware of the Internship requirements; » expect the Supervisee’s regular and punctual attendance for counseling services, supervision and other site-related activities; » evaluate the Supervisee’s performance, based on the stated criteria in the Internship syllabus and the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Practicum/Supervised Clinical Experience (Internship) Manual; » expect Supervisees to follow directives when they are given; » determine the assignment or reassignment of cases, based on the interface of the Supervisee’s skill level, professional development and the presenting issue; » consult with the EIU Faculty Supervisor on issues relevant to the Supervisee.

Site Supervisor will. a minimum of a master’s degree in counseling or a related profession with equivalent qualifications, including appropriate certifications and/or licenses and two years of post post-degree experience. Clinical agency supervisors should have two years of supervised clinical experience and be involved in acquiring 18 hours of mandated supervision training; » read and understand the Ethical Guidelines for Counseling Supervisors adopted by the American Counseling Association (ACA), Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES), and the American School Counselor Association (ASCA). Signing of the agreement signifies the guidelines have been read and understood. » act as a liaison to the Department of Counseling and Higher EducationStudent Development. All contact regarding the Supervisee will be addressed to the EIU Faculty Supervisor unless otherwise noted; » arrange for a Supervisee orientation program and training for the purpose of familiarizing the Supervisee with the site’s philosophy, policies and procedures. This includes case record management, confidentiality policy, adequate disclosure, disclosure and crisis management, treatment protocol and termination management procedures; » provide the Supervisee access to opportunities for educational experiences including: » group and individual counseling » consultation with teachers, staff, agencies and families agencies, parents/legal guardians » assistance with appropriate interpretation of testing materials » access to case management meetings » assistance with guidance program development and implementation; » provide feedback to Supervisees regarding legal and ethical guidelines governing each clientstudent; » provide timely feedback to EIU Faculty Supervisor regarding concerns with Supervisee’s performance. » be made aware of the Internship requirements; » expect the Supervisee’s regular and punctual attendance for counseling services, supervision and other site-related activities; » evaluate the Supervisee’s performance, based on the stated criteria in the Internship syllabus and the Clinical Mental Health School Counseling Practicum/Practicum/ Supervised Clinical School Experience (Internship) Manual; » expect Supervisees to follow directives when they are given; » determine the assignment or reassignment of cases, based on the interface of the Supervisee’s skill level, professional development and the presenting issue; » consult with the EIU Faculty Supervisor on issues relevant to the Supervisee.

Site Supervisor will. a minimum of a master’s degree in counseling or a related profession with equivalent qualifications, including appropriate certifications and/or licenses and two years of post post-degree experience. Clinical agency supervisors should have two years of supervised clinical experience and be involved in acquiring 18 hours of mandated supervision training; » read and understand the Ethical Guidelines for Counseling Supervisors adopted by the American Counseling Association (ACA), Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES), and the American School Counselor Association (ASCA). Signing of the agreement signifies the guidelines have been read and understood. » act as a liaison to the Department of Counseling and Higher Education. All contact regarding the Supervisee will be addressed to the EIU Faculty Supervisor unless otherwise noted; » arrange for a Supervisee orientation program and training for the purpose of familiarizing the Supervisee with the site’s philosophy, policies and procedures. This includes case record management, confidentiality policy, adequate disclosure, disclosure and crisis management, treatment protocol and termination management procedures; » provide the Supervisee access to opportunities for educational experiences including: » group and individual counseling » consultation with teachers, staff, agencies and families agencies, parents/legal guardians » assistance with appropriate interpretation of testing materials » access to case management meetings » assistance with guidance program development and implementation; » provide feedback to Supervisees regarding legal and ethical guidelines governing each clientstudent; » provide timely feedback to EIU Faculty Supervisor regarding concerns with Supervisee’s performance. » be made aware of the Internship requirements; » expect the Supervisee’s regular and punctual attendance for counseling services, supervision and other site-related activities; » evaluate the Supervisee’s performance, based on the stated criteria in the Internship syllabus and the Clinical Mental Health School Counseling Practicum/Practicum/ Supervised Clinical School Experience (Internship) Manual; » expect Supervisees to follow directives when they are given; » determine the assignment or reassignment of cases, based on the interface of the Supervisee’s skill level, professional development and the presenting issue; » consult with the EIU Faculty Supervisor on issues relevant to the Supervisee.

Site Supervisor will. a minimum of a master’s degree in counseling or a related profession with equivalent qualifications, including appropriate certifications and/or licenses and two years of post post-degree experience. Clinical agency supervisors should have two years of supervised clinical experience and be involved in acquiring 18 hours of mandated supervision training; » read and understand the Ethical Guidelines for Counseling Supervisors adopted by the American Counseling Association (ACA), Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES), and the American School Counselor Association (ASCA). Signing of the agreement signifies the guidelines have been read and understood. » act as a liaison to the Department of Counseling and Higher Education. All contact regarding the Supervisee will be addressed to the EIU Faculty Supervisor unless otherwise noted; » arrange for a Supervisee orientation program and training for the purpose of familiarizing the Supervisee with the site’s philosophy, policies and procedures. This includes case record management, confidentiality policy, adequate disclosure, disclosure and crisis management, treatment protocol and termination management procedures; » provide the Supervisee access to opportunities for educational experiences including: » group and individual counseling » consultation with teachers, staff, agencies and families agencies, parents/legal guardians » assistance with appropriate interpretation of testing materials » access to case management meetings » assistance with guidance program development and implementation; » provide feedback to Supervisees regarding legal and ethical guidelines governing each clientstudent; » provide timely feedback to EIU Faculty Supervisor regarding concerns with Supervisee’s performance. » be made aware of the Internship requirements; » expect the Supervisee’s regular and punctual attendance for counseling services, supervision and other site-related activities; ;» evaluate the Supervisee’s performance, based on the stated criteria in the Internship syllabus and the Clinical Mental Health School Counseling Practicum/Supervised Clinical School Experience (Internship) Manual; » expect Supervisees to follow directives when they are given; » determine the assignment or reassignment of cases, based on the interface of the Supervisee’s skill level, professional development and the presenting issue; » consult with the EIU Faculty Supervisor on issues relevant to the Supervisee.