Author Question: Ann's supervisor had given her written warning that she needed to get approval before taking sick ... (Read 133 times)

sam.t96 · **on:** Jul 6, 2018

Ann's supervisor had given her written warning that she needed to get approval
before taking sick days. However, Ann claimed she received no warning, written or
verbal.

What is the most effective thing the supervisor can do the next time a written
warning needs to be given?
A. Check with human resources about how to issue and document warnings.
B. File a copy of the warning with the department head.
C. Begin by giving a verbal warning in front of two witnesses.
D. Issue a written warning only after the legal department has signed off on it.

Question 2

Ideally, how does the relationship between clinician and supervisor change at Stage
Two?

A. The clinician relates to the supervisor as a mentor rather than someone who
must be pleased.
B. The clinician becomes more proactive and less reliant on the supervisor as a
role model.
C. The supervisor must provide feedback that keeps the clinician from becoming
over-confident.
D. The supervisor can now relax the boundaries between supervision and
therapy.