Wis. Admin. Code Department of Health Services DHS 50.09 - Clinical Supervision
(1) The clinical coordinator shall be
responsible for oversight of the job performance and actions of each staff
member who is providing clinical services and support services, and for
ensuring staff compliance with all laws and regulations governing care and
treatment as well as the standards of practice of their individual
professions.
(2) Each YCSF shall
develop and implement a written policy for clinical supervision and clinical
collaboration designed to provide sufficient guidance to assure the delivery of
effective services. The policy shall address all of the following:
(a) A method of assessing and evaluating
treatment needs and outcomes to determine if treatment provided is effective,
and a system to identify any necessary corrective measures and make changes to
improve progress.
(b)
Identification of clinical issues, including incidents that pose a significant
risk of an adverse outcome for youth that should warrant clinical
collaboration, or clinical supervision that is in addition to the supervisions
specified under ch. MPSW 4, 12, or 16, or ch. Psy 2, or for a recognized
psychotherapy practitioner, whichever is applicable.
(3) Clinical supervision must be provided by
staff meeting the qualifications under s.
DHS 34.21 (3) (b)
1. to 8.
(4) Program staff who have not completed 3000
hours of supervised clinical experience, or who are not qualified under s.
DHS 34.21 (3) (b)
1. to 8., shall receive a minimum of one hour
of clinical supervision per week or for every 30 clock hours of mental health
services they provide.
(5) Program
staff who have completed 3000 hours of supervised clinical experience and who
are qualified under s.
DHS 34.21 (3)
(b)1. to 8., shall participate in a minimum
of one hour of peer clinical consultation per month or for every 120 clock
hours of mental health services they provide.
(6) Clinical supervision shall comply with
chs. MPSW 4, 12, and 16 or ch. Psy 2.
(7) Clinical supervision shall be provided by
one or more of the following means:
(a)
Individual sessions with the staff member to review cases and assess
performance.
(b) Individual
side-by-side sessions in which the supervisor is present while the staff person
provides services and in which the supervisor assesses, teaches, and gives
advice regarding the staff member's performance during or after the
session.
(c) Group meetings to
review and assess staff performance and provide staff advice or direction
regarding specific situations or strategies.
(d) Other professionally recognized methods
of supervision, such as review using videotaped sessions or peer review, if the
other methods are approved by the department and are specifically described in
the written policies of the program.
(8) Clinical supervision shall be documented
in a supervision or collaboration record, containing entries that are signed
and dated by the staff member providing supervision.
(9) Clinical supervision shall comply with s.
DHS 34.21 (7) (a) to
(k).
Notes
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