Observation and Six Month Reporting Clause Samples

The "Observation and Six Month Reporting" clause requires regular monitoring and formal reporting on specific activities or outcomes over a six-month period. Typically, this involves collecting data, assessing progress, and submitting a report at the end of each six-month interval, which may include updates on project milestones, compliance status, or performance metrics. The core function of this clause is to ensure ongoing oversight and accountability, enabling parties to track progress, identify issues early, and make informed decisions based on documented evidence.
Observation and Six Month Reporting. The Supervisor will provide a minimum of one-hour of individual supervision during each week, where the supervisor and intern review the intern’s activities during the period. Supervision will also include the supervisor observing the intern conducting a minimum of one counseling session each month. Supervision will also include the supervisor verifying all educational and CEU's required during each reporting period. The supervisor and intern will jointly submit the required 6-month report and notify the Board in writing within five calendar days of any change in the supervision status. In order for a counselor intern to pass the certification examination, the intern must have knowledge and/or experience in all aspects of alcohol and drug abuse counseling. During each supervision period you should evaluate growth/change in each area and identify specific learning activities. The assessment of knowledge and planning of activities should be made in conjunction with the intern. Use the following codes to evaluate current knowledge: 5 Advanced or full experience 4 Intermediate experience 3 Basic or entry level experience 2 Limited experience in area 1 No experience Advanced or full knowledge Intermediate knowledge Basic or entry level knowledge Limited knowledge No knowledge, no training This is meant as a tool to guide the intern and supervisor in planned activities while preparing for the examination CURRENT LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE CURRENT LEVEL OF EXPERIENCE PROPOSED ACTIVITIES DURING THE INTERNSHIP Section 1. TRANSDISCIPLINARY FOUNDATIONS: The following knowledge and attitudes are prerequisite to the development of competency in the professional treatment of substance use disorders. Such knowledge and attitudes form the basis of understanding upon which discipline-specific proficiencies are built. UNDERSTANDING ADDICTIONS TREATMENT KNOWLEDGE APPLICATION TO PRACTICE PROFESSIONAL READINESS
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Observation and Six Month Reporting. The Supervisor will provide a minimum of one-hour of individual supervision during each week, where the supervisor and intern review the intern’s activities during the period. Supervision will also include the supervisor observing the intern conducting a minimum of one counseling session each month. Supervision will also include the supervisor verifying all educational and CUE’s required during each reporting period. The supervisor and intern will jointly submit there required 6-month report and notify the Board in writing within five calendar days of any changes in the supervision status. In order for a clinical intern to pass the certification examination, the intern must have knowledge and/or experience in all aspects of clinical mental health counseling. During each supervision period you should evaluate growth/change in each area and identify specific learning activities. The assessment of knowledge and planning of activities should be made in conjunction with the intern. Use the following codes to evaluate current knowledge.
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