PPT-Competency-based Clinical Supervision: A

Transtheoretical or Metatheoretical Approach Carol Falender PhD Edward P Shafranske PhD ABPP American Psychological Association Task Force on Supervision Definition Competencybased supervision is . Using . QSEN. Competencies. . to Promote Student self-Awareness of Quality and Safety in Nursing Practice. Kathleen S. Fries, PhD. Assistant Professor & UG Director. Sacred Heart University . Objectives. DCP annual conference 2012. Helen Beinart. Oxford Institute of Clinical Psychology Training. Current context. Increased demand and uncertainty. Changes to job/employment security. Service impacts. Personal impacts. A Trainee Perspective. Laura Emery. Leadership Fellow Yorkshire and the Humber Foundation School. How to gauge trainee perspective?. Short survey sent to trainees. Questions based on CQC guidance for effective supervision. QSEN. Competencies. . to Promote Student self-Awareness of Quality and Safety in Nursing Practice. Kathleen S. Fries, PhD. Assistant Professor & UG Director. Sacred Heart University . Objectives. AMTA . Association Internship Approval Committee. 2. Overview of the CMTE. CMTE requirements – must attend entire session and complete post-test to receive certificate. Outline of CMTE. What is Supervision? Ethics of Supervision. The NC-CBE Project. May 2017. What is Competency-Based Education?. Refocuses learning and teaching around outcomes. Uses . the application of learning, not time, as the sole means of determining progress towards degree . Jill Lee-Barber, Ph.D. Georgia State University. Lakeisha Gantt, Ph.D. University of Georgia. Supervision & Training. Psychotherapy supervision can be one of the most rewarding professional activities for psychologists, counselors, and social workers.. (CCC). Goals . How do we assess for . Milestones. ?. What . does . the ACGME . expect for CCCs. ?. How . can . CCCs work?. Milestone Assessment. A . desire for objective methods of . assessment and provide better feedback. Professional. Definitions. Highly educated. Impressive competence. Autonomy. “Comfortable” salary. Creative and intellectually challenging work. Trust. Strict ethical and moral standards. A doctor. Maria Lucarelli, MD. Associate Program Director Internal Medicine Residency. January 13, 2015. Conflict of Interest. None. 2. Describe the characteristics and benefits of competency assessments in medical education . To College and Career Readiness . March 19, 2014 | 3:00 – 4:00 pm. Presenters. 2. . State Leaders:. Sharon Lee, Director of Multiple Pathways, Rhode Island Department of Education. Paula Barney, Postsecondary and Workforce Readiness Specialist, Rhode Island Department of Education. A . Christian integrative model. Terri S. Watson, Psy.D., ABPP. Learning objectives. Describe the relationship between the virtue of hope and the ethical principle of beneficence. Identify three supervision practices that cultivate hope in supervisees. PurposeThe purpose of this position statement is to clearly define the standards of expectation the Board has for supervision of associatelicensees in order to protect the public and promote high stan Training Course Information . How to apply for the GSC . GSC applications are via your local Board PTTC (Psychological Therapies Training Coordinator) or CLC (Child Learning Coordinator). These staff organise and run courses periodically. You can apply using the online application form, located half way down the page of this .