Advanced Clinical Supervision
$48/per user
- 12 months access
- 1 attempt at passing
What you will learn
This is one of three clinical supervision courses developed by SA Health.
This course explores supervising clinical supervisors at an advanced level. The scenarios and tools referred to in this course begin in the Fundamentals of Clinical Supervision and Clinical Supervision in Practice courses. It is recommended that you view the scenarios and concepts prior to undertaking this course.
Relevance
This course is intended for
- clinical supervisors wanting to extend their formal training in clinical supervision to an advanced level or
- clinical supervisors who provide clinical supervision for others.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this course you will be able to:
- describe the benefits of supervisors receiving their own supervision
- identify strategies for advanced supervision
- describe various supervision methods and practices
- identify solutions to complex problems in supervision.
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About this course
Duration
The course will take approximately one hour to complete.
Certificate
On successful completion of the assessments you can download a certificate of completion.
Disclaimer
This course adheres to South Australian (SA Health) guidelines and Australian National Standards.
The principles described in the course can however be applied to any health care setting.
If you practice outside South Australia it is your responsibility to refer to the specific requirements of your local health authority.
Compliance
This course aligns with the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards, Second Edition – Standards 1 & 6.
Resources
Acknowledgements
Course Sponsors
This course was funded by the SA Health Allied and Scientific Health Office and Country Health SA Local Health Network. It was prepared by the Country Health SA Local Health Network in partnership with other SA Health staff and the Centre for Education and Training, Women's and Children's Health Network.
Course development
The development of this course was a collaborative effort. Contributors across SA Health include:
SA Health Allied and Scientific Office
Catherine Turnbull – Chief Allied and Scientific Health Advisor
Tracey Kroon – Senior Project Manager
Country Health Local Health Network
Tanya Lehmann – Principal Consultant Allied Health
Kelly Schulze – Senior Clinical Educator, Occupational Therapy
Fiona Murray – Advanced Clinical Lead, Podiatry
Michele Banks – Advanced Clinical Lead, Mental Health Social Work
Brooke Packham – Clinical Senior Psychologist
Adrian Leet – Advanced Clinical Lead, Mental Health Occupational Therapy
Brett Webster – Advanced Clinical Lead, Occupational Therapy
Southern Adelaide Local Health Network
Samantha Kruger – Director, Clinical Services, Speech Pathology & Audiology, Flinders Medical Centre
Northern Adelaide Local Health Network
Anna Brennan – Physiotherapy Department Head, Lyell McEwin Hospital
Central Adelaide Local Health Network
Vicki Hume – Director Allied Health, Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre and Primary Health Care
Women's and Children's Health Network
Heather Baron – Regional Allied Health Director
Staff from Pharmacy, Women's Health and Aboriginal Liaison Services
Centre for Education and Training, Women's and Children's Health Network
Alison Russell – Director
Alison Dymmott – Content Developer
Digital Media Team – Development of e-learning courses
Artist Made Productions Team – Development of videos and scenarios
Clinical Supervision Content Working Party and Steering Committee
Special thanks to the staff involved in the Content Development Working Party and the Steering Committee for
their expert advice.