Supervise or “Supervision” means overseeing and accepting responsibility for the medical services rendered by a physician assistant.
Supervise or "supervision" means that a licensed
Supervise or "supervision" means an early learning provider must be able to see or hear the children they are responsible for at all times. Early learning providers must use their knowledge of each child's development and behavior to anticipate what may occur to pre- vent unsafe or unhealthy events or conduct, or to intervene in such circumstances as soon as possible. Early learning providers must also reposition themselves or the children to be aware of where children are and what they are doing during care. An early learning provider must reassess and adjust their supervision each time child care activ- ities change. See "active supervision" for a heightened standard of care.
Examples of Supervise in a sentence
The Campus Planning Development and Maintenance Office of the PROCURING ENTITY shall: Supervise all phases of the construction works covered under this Contract.
Complex MNB, ADM, Museum, Casita and Official Residence C Supervise the General Secretariat courier services.
More Definitions of Supervise
Supervise as used in this rule means to direct, inspect, observe, and evaluate performance.
Supervise means to control, oversee, and review the activities of an employee, intern, trainee, or resident who provides psychological services.
Supervise or "supervision" means the direction, management, and
Supervise means to have full and active responsibility for the daily on site technical operation of a wastewater treatment system or wastewater collection system.
Supervise or "supervision" means a licensed embalmer has
Supervise means directing the application of a pesticide with or without being physically present during the application.
Supervise means to monitor, instruct and be accountable for agency staff in their performance of clinical services to persons served according to the policies of the agency, and has the same meaning as "clinical supervision."