Administrative Supervision by clinicians as Program Supervisor/Administrator

Administrative Supervision by clinicians as Program Supervisor/Administrator

Clinical Supervision has become an essential factor in attaining the improvement of quality care. However, it is an undertaking that revolves around a lot of duties and set of rules, making it a difficult task for most clinicians. Being in Supervision means transforming set ideas and principles into practical results. It involves four major factors which include: administrative, supportive, evaluative and clinical. It requires great effort and wisdom linking the four elements together by ensuring they are appropriately coordinated. To be an effective and evidence-basedd practice. Involving all these processes and factors make supervisor one is required to be dedicated by ensuring many principles aligning to effective administration are coordinated and work hand – in hand (Awowale, et al., 2017). Such policies require one to be observant, role model, coach, and also be able to create an attractive environment for career advancement and learning. Such Supervision is the fundamental key to a successful implementation of understanding the clinicians view administrative Supervision as hardest and, at times, complicated area of duty.

How Profession can Prepare Counselors for Administrative Activities

The role of preparing counselors can be done by the supervisors, as their one of their function is to determine which EBPS are relevant in the organization’s structure. It is essential for the counselors to be trained, being encouraged, and also monitored as a way of preparing them in administrative activities (Miller et al., 2017). Through ensuring effective implementation of counseling activities, the Administrators must involve counselors by making them participate in planning for the counseling programs together with the administrations.

References

Awowale, A. (2017). Decision Making in Healthcare Systems: Roles and Responsibilities (Doctoral dissertation).

Pirzadeh-Miller, S., Robinson, L. S., Read, P., & Ross, T. S. (2017). Genetic counseling assistants: an integral piece of the evolving genetic counseling service delivery model. Journal of Genetic Counseling, 26(4), 716-727.