Etiology Diagnosis and Clinical Competencies (8 Credit Hours)
- 1 Section
- 10 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Etiology, Diagnosis, and Clinical Competencies
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1: Fundamentals of Diagnostic Supervision
- Module 2: Case Conceptualization and Assessment
- Module 3: Treatment Planning and Intervention
- Module 4: Monitoring Clinical Documentation
- Module 5: Challenging Supervisee Reasoning
- Module 6: Advanced Etiological Considerations
- Module 7: Evaluating Clinical Competencies
- Module 8: Safeguarding Client Welfare
- References & Policies
- Post-Test: Etiology, Diagnosis, and Clinical Competencies
- Program Evaluation
This eight-hour continuing education course prepares Mississippi clinical supervisors to effectively oversee a supervisee's diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning. Designed to satisfy the etiology and diagnosis criteria for the Board-Qualified Clinical Supervisor credential, the curriculum trains supervisors to ensure clinical interventions align with current mental health standards. Participants will learn how to challenge supervisees to justify their clinical approaches, carefully review progress notes, and evaluate comprehensive treatment formulations.
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