Legal and Ethical Issues and Responsibilities in Clinical Supervision (6 Hours) -New Hampshire
- 1 Section
- 2 Quizzes
Course Content
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module One: Understanding Supervisory Legal Liability
- Module Two: Executing Informed Consent Protocols
- Module Three: Navigating Dual and Multiple Relationships
- Module Four: Ensuring Client Welfare and Protection
- Module Five: Upholding Confidentiality and Privacy Laws
- Module Six: Resolving Complex Ethical Dilemmas
- References
- Post Test
- Program Evaluation
This 6-hour continuing education course, Legal and Ethical Issues and Responsibilities in Clinical Supervision, provides clinical educators with an applicable framework for managing legal and ethical liabilities in clinical supervision. Professionals examine professional codes of ethics, state statutes, and relevant case law dictating supervisory accountability, vicarious liability, dual relationships, and duty-to-protect mandates. Upon successful completion of this course, your earned hours are immediately reported to CE Broker.
State Board & Regulatory Disclaimer (New Hampshire): NEW HAMPSHIRE CE CAP NOTICE: Under New Hampshire Board of Mental Health Practice regulations, licensees may claim a maximum of 20 hours of online/home-study (Category A) CE credit per 2-year renewal cycle. While this course satisfies CCE requirements for national ACS credentialing, New Hampshire clinicians may only log 20 hours into CE Broker toward active state license renewal.
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