| (a) A licensee is responsible for the professional supervision
of all individuals that the licensee employs or utilizes to provide psychological
services of any kind.
(b) Licensees provide an adequate level of supervision to all
individuals under their supervision according to accepted professional standards
given the experience, skill and training of the supervisee and the type of
psychological services.
(c) Licensees must be competent to perform any psychological
services being provided under their supervision.
(d) Licensees shall document their supervision activities in
writing.
(e) Licensees delegate only those responsibilities that supervisees
may legally and competently perform.
(f) Licensees utilize methods of supervision that enable the
licensee to monitor all delegated services for legal, competent, and ethical
performance.
(g) For purposes of this rule, the term "supervision" does
not apply to the supervision of purely administrative or employment matters.
(h) Licensed psychological associates and provisionally licensed
psychologists must be under the supervision of a licensed psychologist and
may not engage in independent practice.
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