12-hour Florida Qualified Supervisor Course

Learn about the expectations, requirements, and experience of a qualified supervisor; the roles of students, field instructors and agency supervisors in the field experience; and more.

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This course has been approved for & offers 12 supervisory contact hours for LCSWs, LMFTs & LMHCs. The School of Social Work at The University of Central Florida is an approved provider of continuing education (provider #50-12347, exp. 3/31/2027) by the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling.

1. Discuss the benefits of a Community Based Field Program
2. Provide an overview and understanding of the CSWE 9 Core Competencies
3. Recognize how we can advocate for human rights at individual, cultural & organizational levels
4. Learn how to use self-reflection, self-regulation, and person-in-the environment perspective to manage and reduce bias.
5. Define definitions of supervision and standards of care.
6. Discuss social workers’ ethical responsibilities in practice settings.
7. Examine ethical challenges in the use of technology and telehealth
8. Review of Standard 3: Legal and Regulatory Issues.
9. Describe the importance of integrating theory and practice in social work field education.
10. Identify activities to use in promoting students’ awareness and understanding of theory in a field placement experience.
11. Examine behaviors that demonstrate the observable components: values, skills & knowledge
12. The utilization of the learning contract during supervision
13. Review the expectations, requirements, and experience of a Qualified Supervisor
14. Examine Florida laws and Board rules, including requirements and regulations
15. Examine research-informed best practices in working with students
16. Review of student conflicts and issues that arise during internship
17. De-escalation and response techniques
18. Examine a variety of supervisor models
19. Discuss the business model of supervision to include documentation

1. Kevin Brown, PhD
2. Jill Davis, LCSW
3. Tony Ingram, LCSW
4. Christina Kuchman, LCSW
5. Cassandra Peters, LCSW
6. Robin Pisano, LCSW
7. Iradly Roche, MSW
8. Orlando Roman, MSW
9. Theresa Zephirin, LCSW

Attendees who do not have a UCF employee/student parking permit will need to purchase a virtual parking permit for each day of the training.

The virtual parking permit is $8 per 24 hours. The $8 passes expire 24 hours from time and date of purchase.

To attend day 1 (Thursday 2/26) of the training, participants will purchase a virtual permit.

To attend day 2 (Friday 2/27) of the training, participants will need to purchase another virtual permit.

Please visit the UCF Parking and Transportation Services and select "Buy a Virtual Daily Permit" (as reflected in the blue rectangle in the screenshot below). Please note that UCF no longer issues paper-based permits. Instead, your license plate will act as a virtual permit.

Daily permits are valid in all of the “D” parking lots and garages. “D” parking areas are denoted with GREEN signs. The closest visitor parking options to the Live Oak Center are: Garage B and parking lots B4, B6, and B9, which are shown in green rectangles shown below. The training location is denoted with an orange-red square.

There are accessible parking spaces in front of the Live Oak building, in the garages, and in the parking lots.

Note: the UCF School of Social Work cannot reduce, waive, or reimburse parking permit fees or parking citation fines.

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