What is the definition of a supervision?

: the action, process, or occupation of supervising especially : a critical watching and directing (as of activities or a course of action)

What is indirect supervision?

Indirect supervision refers to when the staff are not in the same room/area and may not be able to see or hear your child directly but are still monitoring your child’s safety.

What is moderate supervision?

Moderate supervision means that a developmentally disabled person needs the assistance of other persons with daily activities most of the time. Exceptions may be made if approved for placement on the Low Moderate supervision level though the Low by Exception process.

What is the meaning of close supervision?

Close supervision means supervision with a sufficiently close proximity between supervisor and supervisee that a supervisor may attend in person at the request of either the supervisor or supervisee, e.g., the supervisor and supervisee work within the same facility.

How does supervision work with a limited permit?

Supervision of your practice under a limited permit requires the supervisor to independently direct your practice; this is not possible when the supervisor is employed by you or acts as a paid contractor to supervise the practice of an individual who can only practice under supervision.

What are the rules of community supervision ( Doc )?

Inform your agent of your whereabouts and activities as he/she directs. Submit a written report monthly and any other such relevant information as directed by DCC staff. Make yourself available for searches including but not limited to residence, property, computer, cell phone or other electronic device under your control.

What is the definition of supervision in FINRA Rule 3110?

FINRA Rule 3110 (Supervision) FINRA Rule 3110 requires a firm to establish and maintain a system to supervise the activities of its associated persons that is reasonably designed to achieve compliance with the applicable securities laws and regulations and FINRA rules. Supervision | FINRA.org Skip to main content

Can a permit holder treat patients under supervision?

Since a permit holder is not authorized to practice the profession, except under supervision, the permit holder and supervisor share responsibility for the assessment and treatment of each patient. The supervisor cannot ensure appropriate services are provided to patients without access to patient-specific information.