1 CE Credit Hour Presentation on Onboarding and Training for Interns an Supervisees
On-boarding and On-going Training for the Interns and Supervisees in Your Practice
Join Dr. Tara Sanderson as she discusses norms for your interns and supervisees regarding their continuing ethical and legal due diligence and education.
This Event has concluded. The self study is being made and will be posted within 3-5 days.
Plus: Dr. Sanderson’s support materials to help you create your own personalized plan
 1 legal ethical CE credit hours
A Plan To Succeed
Your onboarding process and ongoing training plan are vital for making your practice sustainable while also giving the interns and supervisees a plan they can follow to make ethical and responsible decisions in their future (because they probably won’t be with you forever)!Â
Who is this event for?
This course is designed for group practice leaders and group practice clinical staff members. It is also suitable for practices that consist of 100% in-person, 100% telehealth, or a mixture of in-person and telehealth treatment.
 In-person Practices
 Hybrid Practices
 Teletherapy Only Practices
Plus: Materials for Practical Support
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On-boarding Roadmap
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Training Calendar Ideas
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Needs Assessment
Identifying the key on-boarding and on-going training needed for interns and supervisees (Legal, Ethics, HIPAA, Informed Consent, Professional Disclosures,etc)
Supportive Framework
Understand how an on-boarding and on-going training plan can effectively create an environment that supports interns and supervisees ethical behavior and client care provision.
Practical Support
Develop strategies for creating a training plan that will meet your practice’s needs.
Training is Step 2 of the PCT Way.
Course Details
1 CE Credit Hour. Self Study
Title:Â On-boarding and On-going training for the interns and supervisees in your practice
Authors/Presenters: Tara Sanderson, PsyD, MBA
CE Length: 1 CE credit hours, legal-ethical
Legal-Ethical CE Hours: 1 legal-ethical CE hourÂ
Educational Objectives:
- Identifying the key on-boarding and on-going training needed for interns and supervisees (Legal, Ethics, HIPAA, Informed Consent, Professional Disclosures,etc)
- Understand how an on-boarding and on-going training plan can effectively create an environment that supports interns and supervisees ethical behavior and client care provision. Â
- Develop strategies for creating a training plan that will meet your practice’s needs.Â
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Syllabus:Â
- Welcome, Introduction
- Definition of Onboarding plan and Training Plan
- Understand where to look for what training is required
- Define what specific training your practice wants to offer interns and supervisees.Â
- Create a developmental flow of training for your site
- Finalize your Onboarding and Training plans for your site
- Q&A and closing
Register
On-boarding and On-going training for the interns and supervisees in your practice
This Event has concluded. The self study is being made and will be posted within 3-5 days.
Registrants will receive a link to attend live as well as access to the self study which will be created from the live presentation.
Meet Our Presenters
Presented by
Tara Sanderson, PsyD, MBA
Dr. Tara Sanderson, PsyD, MBA runs a successful group practice in Tigard Oregon. She has been teaching, training and supporting Student Interns and Preliminary Licensed Supervisees for over 15 years. In addition to understanding the Ethical ramifications of supervision, Dr. Sanderson also has her MBA and has studied the business dynamics of supporting a business. She teaches a course on How to Start a Private Practice for clinicians getting ready to launch into business for themselves. Her course on How to have Interns in your Practice has just recently launched. In that course she shares in depth more information about how to responsibly and ethically have interns in your practice, it also comes with all the forms you need to create the process for managing and monitoring the interns in your practice. She is the author of Too Much, Not Enough: A guide to decreasing anxiety and creating balance through intentional choices.
On a personal note, Tara enjoys playing table top role playing games with family and friends, motorcycling with her husband and Geocaching while she travels.Â
Consulting Website: www.drtarasanderson.com
Practice Website: www.drsandersonandassociates.com
Book Website: www.toomuchnotenoughbook.com
How to Start a Private Practice: www.howtostartaprivatepractice.com
How to have interns in your practice: www.howtohaveinternsinyourpractice.com
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Accuracy, Utility, and Risks Statement:Â
This program discusses strategies for complying with HIPAA and some other US Federal rules. It may not include information on all applicable state laws. Misapplication of the materials, or errors in the materials, could result in non-compliance with applicable laws or ethics codes.
Conflicts of Interest:Â
Commercial Support: none.