Clinical Supervision

Clinicians make significant contributions to the profession by taking on the role of student supervisor and CASLPA is committed to recognizing the importance of this aspect of our scope of practice.

We all have a responsibility to help our students and professions grow and we all have skills to offer. CASLPA encourages more of its members to engage in this experience. Consider supervising a student. If you are interested in becoming a clinical supervisor, contact the clinical educator at one of our nine university programs to volunteer.

 

• Could I be a Clinical Educator? - download the PDF brochure
  
  
  
• Clinical Eduction Resources
  
  Preceptor Education Program (PEP)
  Preceptors (clinical instructors) and students, take advantage of this free on-line program as you prepare for clinical placements.
  
  E-Tips for Practice Education
  E-Tips is a free, a web-based resource for clinical educators (preceptors) to enhance practice education skills. E-Tips was developed by an interdisciplinary team of clinical coordinators in B.C., based on feedback from over 400 health care professionals. Try it now!'
  
  
  Summer 2005 Communiqué Special Feature section
  Clinical Educators: What can we do for you?
  Anne Godden-Webster, Clinical Education Administration
  School of Communication Sciences and Disorders
  The University of Western Ontario
  
  Spring 2004 Communiqué FOCUS section
  Dealing with the Crisis in Student Placement
  The Art of Clinical Supervision
  Adventures in Clinical Eduation
  Top 10 Reasons for Taking a Student
  and more...
  
  
  
• Profiles of Clinicians
  
  Brenda Lewsen, University of Toronto
  
  Tracey Findlay, University of British Columbia
  
  Ruth Gesser -McGill University
  
  
  
  

Know of a great clinical supervisor? Consider nominating them for the CASLPA Mentorship Award.