Clinical Supervisor. A Clinical Supervisor is an Employee who has completed their physiotherapy or health science degree and has a minimum of two years clinical experience in the private sector. A Clinical Supervisor will be required to perform the following in accordance with their level of skills and training:
Clinical Supervisor. The District or WGU shall appoint a Clinical Supervisor who shall observe Teacher Candidates in the classroom on six separate occasions during a Student Teaching Assignment and will assess the Teacher Candidate's progress toward mastery of teaching competencies.
Clinical Supervisor. The Clinical Supervisor shall be one of the following: 1) a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with a current license from the California Board of Behavioral Sciences; 2) a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with a current license from the California Board of Behavioral Sciences; or 3) a licensed Psychologist with a current license from the California Board of Psychology. The Clinical Supervisor shall also have a minimum of two years of experience within the last five years, providing direct client services similar to the services listed in this SOW.
Clinical Supervisor. The Contractor shall have a minimum of one (1) full-time Clinical Supervisor, forty (40) hours per week who shall ensure that the program has adequate staff to deliver the substance abuse program components of this contract and provide clinical supervision. This position must meet the standards of a “Qualified Professional” in accordance with Chapter 397, F.S.
Clinical Supervisor. Research Collaborator (where applicable) To provide advice / comments upon proposals, study design & ethics applications. To agree to meet regularly to discuss study progress (where sufficient notice is given and at convenient times). To facilitate access and recruitment of client groups. By arrangement, to read and comment upon draft chapters To facilitate dissemination of findings where applicable and comment upon manuscripts submitted for publication. Other Responsibilities (Add any additional responsibilities) Please note that it is not the role of supervisor(s) to proof read chapters. The onus is on students / trainees to ensure that proposals and chapters are well written. Ethical Knowledge Exchange There is an ethical responsibility to appropriately disseminate research findings where these would contribute to clinical practice and / or understanding. Studies usually involve notable investments of time and other resources from health care professionals, supervisors, and patients – most of whom participate on the understanding that the findings might benefit others. Naturally findings can only be of benefit to others if the results are appropriately disseminated via presentations and / or publication. Dissemination may take many forms, such as the presentation of results to local health care professionals, patient groups or other interested parties; talks or posters at relevant meetings or conferences; or more widely via publication as journal articles. The trainee, all supervisors and any other relevant collaborators* should be recognised as authors in any publications or other outputs (e.g. posters / presentations) derived from the project where their involvement would meet criteria for authorship. Preferably, the student / trainee should be first author and should prepare the manuscript, receiving suitable advice, assistance and encouragement from supervisors and other collaborators as relevant. All such publications / presentations should be circulated to all authors for comment prior to being submitted / presented. It is suggested that if the student / trainee is unable to prepare work to a standard suitable for submission to relevant conference(s) or journal(s) within one year of completing the project (or another agreed time-frame), then with the agreement of the student / trainee and the other authors the academic supervisor may endeavour to prepare and submit findings that would make a reasonable contribution to the literature. In these circ...
Clinical Supervisor. Contractor shall provide qualified clinical supervisor who will provide the following: Clinical supervision and oversight of case management interactions with AHH participants; Regular clinical supervision sessions with AHH case management staff; Chart review and case conferences on AHH participants; and Availability for on-call for emergency situations encountered by AHH case management staff.
Clinical Supervisor. Practicum Site will provide a licensed, eligible clinical supervisor ("Supervisor") for each Practicum Student. This Supervisor will be an employee of the Practicum Site. A licensed eligible clinical supervisor is defined as a licensed marriage and family therapist, a licensed professional clinical counselor, a licensed clinical social worker, a licensed psychologist, a licensed physician certified in psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, or a licensed physician who has completed a residency in psychiatry. Each Supervisor must have been licensed by the appropriate California agency for at least two (2) years and must have completed at least six (6) hours of continuing educate in the area of supervision within the last two (2) years. Practicum Site is responsible for notifying University of any change of a Practicum Student's Supervisor, or a change in the Practicum Student’s Supervisor's license or eligibility status.
Clinical Supervisor
