1 Tex. Admin. Code § 354.3105 - Peer Specialist Supervisor Minimum Qualifications
(a) A peer specialist supervisor must:
(1) be at least 18 years of age;
(2) be a:
(A) QCC;
(B) LPHA;
(C) QMHP-CS, with a QCC or LPHA supervising
the QMHP-CS; or
(D) QPS, with a QCC
or LPHA supervising the QPS;
(3) pass criminal history and registry checks
as described in §
354.3201 of this subchapter
(relating to Criminal History and Registry Checks);
(4) meet the training requirements in §
354.3163 of this subchapter
(relating to Supervisor Training) and §
354.3165 of this subchapter
(relating to Peer Specialist Supervisor Certification Renewal Training);
and
(5) be a certified peer
specialist supervisor under this subchapter.
(b) An LPHA or QCC supervising a QMHP-CS or
QPS per subsections (a)(2)(C) or (a)(2)(D) of this section must conduct:
(1) at least monthly documented meetings with
each QMHP-CS or QPS being supervised; and
(2) documented observation of a QMHP-CS or
QPS providing supervision at a frequency determined by the LPHA or QCC based on
the QMHP-CS's or QPS's skill level.
(c) A person who has at least two years of
experience supervising peer specialists, within the five years prior to the
date this rule is initially effective, may apply to a certification entity to
be grandfathered into peer specialist supervisor certification under this
subchapter. A person requesting to be grandfathered in under this subsection
must successfully complete the knowledge assessment required by §
354.3163(b) of
this subchapter (relating to Supervisor Training). If the person is unable to
successfully complete the knowledge assessment, the certification entity may:
(1) deny the request for grandfathering;
or
(2) accept the request for
grandfathering, with an initial one-year certification during which the person
must successfully complete specific training and pass the knowledge assessment
for that training.
(d) A
peer specialist supervisor must be certified as such under this subchapter
before providing supervision to a peer specialist under this
subchapter.
(e) If a peer
specialist supervisor is also a peer specialist, that person cannot supervise
themselves.
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