Supervision
What is Prevention Supervision?
To practice prevention as an RA, OCPSA, or OCPS you must be supervised. The best practice of supervision would include face-to- face meetings with your supervisor at least once a month. Your supervisor should help answer any questions you may have, help create a professional development plan, and be able to comment on your professional performance.
Please note: Prevention Supervision is different than general supervision and your prevention supervisor may not neccessarily be your supervisor at work.
Check out the following graphics on Prevention Supervision:
Graphic on the Proposed Prevention Supervision Requirements Best Practice
Graphic on What Does Supervision of Prevention Mean?
Who Can Supervise Who?
Supervision requirements for all Prevention Professionals are outlined in chapter 4758 of The Ohio Administrative Code. Check out each credentials scope of practice below.
Ohio Administrative Code on the RA Scope of Practice
Ohio Administrative Code on the OCPSA Scope of Practice
