
Clinician Role
Phase 4: Weeks 28 - End of Year at School Site
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Phase Overview
In this training phase, Clinicians will prioritize further integration into the school culture to aid in establishing the school as a Center of Wellness, while also deepening their understanding and application of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging principles. Through ongoing involvement in multidisciplinary meetings and support for clients referred via the universal referral system until the end of the school year, Clinicians will engage in closure processes, provide necessary documentation and external referrals, all while ensuring they meet supervision and consultation requirements aligned with their licensing status.
Phase Objectives
Continue integration into school culture and develop school relationships as needed to support development of Schools as Centers of Wellness
Further develop relationships with families and communities
Actively navigate role through DEIB framework
Particitpate in multidisciplinary meetings, integrating COST principles and use of universal referral process into school site processes
Continue to register and support clients referred through universal referral system
Complete 20 billable encounters weekly with timely documentation
Meet supervision requirements according to licensing status
Resources
STEP 1
Honorable Closing and Documentation
Participate in Honorable Closing professional development session to gain knowledge about conducting honorable closings. Engage clients in a respectful closure process that reflects a decrease in weekly encounters. Work collaboratively to develop an interest list for the next school year.
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Participate in honorable closing professional development
Engage in honorable closing with clients, reflected in decrease of weekly encounters
Review caseload and provide referrals for clients that would benefit from continued care
Identify returning clients in referral tracker document in Teams
Review caseload and develop interest list for next school year
STEP 2
Manage Calendars and Scheduling
Collaborate with Coordinator and other team members to develop an effective work plan for summer months.
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Begin discussing and identifying time off and work dates for the months of June and July and develop a work plan
STEP 3
Role Development
Review the importance of expanding your understanding of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, and using these concepts as a framework for your work. Understand how to navigate feelings of discomfort through introspection while upholding Trauma-Sensitive Educational Leadership (TSEL) practices.
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Continue expanding understanding of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging concepts and framework
Continue navigating feelings of discomfort through introspection while upholding TSEL practices
Attend and collaborate in regional team meetings, program team meetings, professional development
STEP 4
Engage in Supervision or Consultation
Meet the end of year licensing expectations based on licensure status. Associate Clinicians seeking licensure through the Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) will ensure all documentation requirements are met, including having all weekly log forms signed by Clinician II and completing annual evaluations. Licensed Clinicians will continue attending ongoing clinical consultations.
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For Associate Clinicians seeking licensure through the Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS):
Maintain weekly BBS logs
Attend weekly group supervision
Attend weekly individual supervision
Complete in-state verification form with Clinician II
Ensure all weekly log forms are completed and signed by Clinician II
Review annual evaluation with Clinician II signifying the end of the current supervisory term
For Licensed Clinicians:
Attend clinical consultation once per month (consultation offered twice per month)