Supervised practice definition
Supervised practice means supervision of the applicant in the knowledge and skills related to substance abuse professionals.
Supervised practice means supervision of the applicant in the knowledge and skills related to substance use disorder professionals.
Examples of Supervised practice in a sentence
Supervised practice is completed during fall and spring semesters, for two years with Dr. Barbara Grossman in the Dietetic Internship course (FDNS 7911).
Supervised practice sites and preceptors will refrain from using interns to routinely replace regular employees except as part of the learning process; for example, during staff relief and assisting staff as a manager would.
Supervised practice performance is evaluated by the DI director and the instructor in the facility.
Supervised practice experiences in a DI program accredited by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Supervised practice is completed during Fall and Spring semesters, for two years (FDNS 7911).
More Definitions of Supervised practice
Supervised practice means Supervised practice as defined in the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia’s ‘Re-entry to practice for nurses and midwives’ Policy.
Supervised practice means the 360 hours of supervised legal practice that a Qualified Candidate must complete under the supervision of a Supervising Attorney in accordance with and under section III of this Order.
Supervised practice means the provision of hypnotherapy to a client under the guidance, critique and review of a qualified supervisor; and
Supervised practice means practicing a health profession under the supervision of an appropriately qualified health practitioner at an approved facility as determined by the board;
Supervised practice means practising under the supervision of a registered professional. During a period of supervised practice, you may have the option of being employed as an assistant in your profession, but you do not have to be.
Supervised practice by an applicant, means post-master’s practice of clinical mental health counseling that is supervised by a clinical supervisor. An applicant must complete 3,000 hours of supervised practice over a period of no less than 2 years.
Supervised practice means experience obtained during participation in Board-approved programs, as an intern under the direct supervision of a qualified preceptor as defined by these rules. The programs shall be designed to give the participant experience in the type of setting in which the preceptor practices.