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Mission:
IC&RC protects the
public by establishing standards and facilitating
reciprocity for the credentialing of
addiction-related professionals.
Vision:
IC&RC will continue to be the global
resource for the highest standards in
addiction-related healthcare credentialing.
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Clinical
Supervisor Standards
The minimum standards for
the Clinical Supervisor (CS) reciprocal credential are
listed below. Note that each Member Board may have
higher standards for this credential. Please see our
Member Board page for contact information.
Prerequisite
Applicant must hold and
maintain an ADC, AADC, CCJP,
CCDP or CCDP-D credential at the IC&RC reciprocal level or hold a specialty substance abuse credential in
another
professional discipline in the human services field at the master's level or
higher.
Experience
10,000 hours of ADC counseling
specific work experience plus 4000 hours of ADC supervisor work experience (4000 hours may be included in the 10,000 hours and must include 200 hours of face-to-face clinical supervision). An associate’s
degree in behavioral science may substitute for 1000 hours; a bachelor’s degree in behavioral science may substitute for 2000 hours; a master’s degree in behavioral science may substitute for 4000 hours.
Education
30 hours of education specific to the
first five IC&RC clinical supervision domains (see
below) with a minimum of
four hours in each.
Examination
Applicants must pass the IC&RC
International Written Clinical Supervisor Examination.
Code of Ethics
Applicants must sign a clinical supervisor
specific code of ethics
statement or affirmation statement.
Recertification
Six hours of continuing education
earned every two years. The six hours may be a part of the
40 hours
obtained for the ADC, AADC, CCJP, CCDP, or CCDP-D recertification.
CS
DOMAINS
1. Counselor Development
2. Professional & Ethical Standards
3. Program Development & Quality Assurance
4. Performance Evaluation
5. Administration
6. Treatment Knowledge |
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