26 Tex. Admin. Code § 301.363 - Supervision
(a) Clinical supervision. Clinical
supervision must be accomplished by an LPHA or a QMHP-CS as follows:
(1) by conducting a documented meeting with
the staff member being supervised at least monthly; and
(2) for peer providers, by conducting an
additional monthly documented observation of the peer provider providing mental
health community services.
(b) Policies and procedures. The LMHA or MCO
will develop and implement written policies and procedures for supervision of
all applicable levels of staff members providing services to
individuals.
(c) Licensed staff
member supervision. All licensed staff members must be supervised in accordance
with their practice act and applicable rules.
(d) QMHP-CS supervision. A QMHP-CS's
designated clinical duties must be clinically supervised by:
(1) a QMHP-CS; or
(2) an LPHA if the QMHP-CS is clinically
supervising the provision of mental health community services.
(e) CSSP supervision. A CSSP's
designated clinical duties must be clinically supervised by a QMHP-CS. The CSSP
must have access to clinical consultation with an LPHA when
necessary.
(f) Family partner
supervision. A family partner is supervised by the mental health children's
director, clinic director, case management supervisor, or wraparound
supervisor.
(g) Peer provider
supervision. A peer provider's designated clinical duties must be clinically
supervised by an LPHA.
(h) Peer
review. The LMHA, MCO, and provider must implement a peer review process for
licensed staff members that:
(1) promotes
sound clinical practice;
(2)
promotes professional growth; and
(3) complies with applicable state laws
(e.g., Medical Practice Act, Nursing Practice Act, Vocational Nurse Act) and
rules.
(i)
Documentation. All clinical supervision must be documented.
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