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Core Competencies in <strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Supervision</strong><br />
COMPETENCY AREA<br />
MICRO SKILLS<br />
• <strong>Knowledge</strong> of clinical outcome and process evaluation<br />
• <strong>Knowledge</strong> and awareness of diversity, marginalization and<br />
oppression issues and diversity competence<br />
2. Skills • <strong>Supervision</strong> methods<br />
• Relationship skills (building a supervisory alliance)<br />
• Sensitivity to multiple roles with supervisee and able to balance<br />
multiple roles<br />
• Ability to provide constructive and effective feedback<br />
• Ability to promote supervisee self-assessment and growth<br />
• Ability to conduct own self-assessment process<br />
• Ability to assess supervisee’s learning needs and developmental<br />
level<br />
• Ability to encourage and use evaluative feedback from<br />
supervisees<br />
• Teaching skills<br />
• Ability to set appropriate boundaries and seek consultation/<br />
supervision (assess own competence)<br />
• Flexibility<br />
• Integrating and presenting evidence-based practice and<br />
best practice principles<br />
• Documentation procedures<br />
• Ability to impart evidence-based practice knowledge within<br />
the supervisory session<br />
3. Values • Supervisor is accountable for supervision provided—to<br />
supervisee and to client<br />
• Respectful<br />
• Responsible for diversity awareness and competence<br />
• Balance between support and constructive feedback/<br />
challenging<br />
• Empowering<br />
• Commitment to continuous learning and professional growth<br />
• Balance between clinical and training needs<br />
• Valuing ethical principles<br />
• Knowing and using supervision research and best practices<br />
• Committed to knowing own limitations<br />
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