Grace Abbott Training and Supervision Academy (GATSA) offers supervision for provisionally licensed individuals working toward full licensure as a mental health provider and/or social worker. Practitioners who receive quality supervision are more likely to avoid licensing complaints and ethical pitfalls in their career.
Quality supervision is an essential component of safe and ethical practice. Anyone with provisional licensure or certification in Nebraska must obtain regular supervision from a qualified supervisor while performing 3,000 hours of clinical practice. Grace Abbott Training and Supervision Academy (GATSA) can provide you with specialized supervision from highly qualified and experienced supervisors. GATSA matches practitioners with experienced and qualified supervisors by identifying the practitioner’s areas of specialized practice and interest, supervision goals, and desired outcome. (Fee: $50/hour)
Contact Katie Robbins Case (krobbinscase@unomaha.edu) for more information.
Supervision that develops and supports professional relationships and practice strategies can increase critical thinking skills and extend a practitioner’s career. Quality supervision protects clients, supports practitioners, and aligns with professional codes of ethics such as the NASW Best Practice Standards in Social Work Supervision.