An Agreement for Clinical Supervision Between a Supervisor and Supervisee

question 11

Multiple Choice

An agreement for clinical supervision between a supervisor and supervisee when the supervisee has an administrative supervisor at a work site should

• A) ensure that the supervisee understands that the clinical supervisor is the one whose directives must be followed.
• B) emphasize the co-equal status of the clinical and administrative supervisors.
• C) state that the clinical supervisor defers to the authority of the administrative supervisor.
• D) state that the counselor should contact the clinical supervisor if there is an emergency situation at work.
• E) be worded in such a manner that the supervisee understands that the clinical supervisor is legally responsible for the counselors' activities during work hours.

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