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Direct Supervision - (ANSWER)On-site, in-view observation and guidance while a clinical activity is
performed by an assistant. SLP needs to be able to provide ongoing immediate feedback as the SLPA
provides clinical services.
100% supervision of SLPAs for .... - (ANSWER)medically fragile students, clients, or patients is required.
First 90 work days... - (ANSWER)An SLPA must have a total of at least 30% supervision, including at least
20% direct and 10% indirect supervision, is required weekly.
students, patients, clients must receive direct contact with the SLP .... - (ANSWER)at least once every two
weeks.
After first 90 work days.... - (ANSWER)the amount of supervision can be adjusted if the supervising SLP
determines the SLPA has met appropriate competencies and skill levels with a variety of communication
and related disorders.
Minimum ongoing supervision must always include documentation of direct supervision provided by the
SLP to each student, patient, or client...... - (ANSWER)at least every 60 calendar days
Supervision Feedback - (ANSWER)should provide information about the quality of the SLPA's
performance of assigned tasks and should verify that clinical activity is limited to tasks specified in the
SLPA's ASHA-approved responsibilities.
Indirect Supervision - (ANSWER)does not require the SLP to be physically present or available via
telecommunication in real time while the SLPA is providing services.
An SLPA may not perform tasks when a supervising SLP cannot be ... - (ANSWER)reached by personal
contact, phone, pager, or other immediate electronic means.
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Interpretation - (ANSWER)summarizing, integrating, and using data for the purpose of clinical decision
making, which may only done by SLPs. SLPAs may summarize objective data from a session to the family
or team members.
Medically Fragile - (ANSWER)A term used to describe an individual who is acutely ill and in an unstable
condition.
Screening - (ANSWER)A pass/fail procedure to identify, without interpretation, clients who may require
further assessment following specified screening protocols developed by and /or approved by the
supervising SLP.
Speech Language Pathology Assistants - (ANSWER)Individuals who, following academic coursework,
clinical practicum, and credentialing can perform tasks prescribed, directed, and supervised by ASHA-
certified SLPs.
Supervising Speech Language Pathologist - (ANSWER)An SLP who is certified by ASHA and has been
practicing for at least 2 years following ASHA certification , has completed not less than 10 hours of
continuing professional development in supervision training prior to supervision of an SLPA, and who is
licensed and/or credentialed by the state (where applicable).
Supervision - (ANSWER)The provision of direction and evaluation of the tasks assigned to an SLPA.
Methods for providing supervision include direct supervision, indirect supervision, and tele supervision.
Support Personnel - (ANSWER)perform tasks as prescribed, directed, and supervised by ASHA-certified
SLPs. There are different levels of support personnel based on training and scope of responsibilities.
Support personnel include SLPAs and Speech Language pathology aides/technicians. ASHA is
operationally defining these terms for ASHA resources.
Telepractice - (ANSWER)This refers to the application of telecommunications technology to delivery of
professional services at a distance by linking clinician to client, or clinician to clinician , for assessment,
intervention, and/or consultation.
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Direct Supervision - (ANSWER)On-site, in-view observation and guidance while a clinical activity is
performed by an assistant. SLP needs to be able to provide ongoing immediate feedback as the SLPA
provides clinical services.
100% supervision of SLPAs for .... - (ANSWER)medically fragile students, clients, or patients is required.
First 90 work days... - (ANSWER)An SLPA must have a total of at least 30% supervision, including at least
20% direct and 10% indirect supervision, is required weekly.
students, patients, clients must receive direct contact with the SLP .... - (ANSWER)at least once every two
weeks.
After first 90 work days.... - (ANSWER)the amount of supervision can be adjusted if the supervising SLP
determines the SLPA has met appropriate competencies and skill levels with a variety of communication
and related disorders.
Minimum ongoing supervision must always include documentation of direct supervision provided by the
SLP to each student, patient, or client...... - (ANSWER)at least every 60 calendar days
Supervision Feedback - (ANSWER)should provide information about the quality of the SLPA's
performance of assigned tasks and should verify that clinical activity is limited to tasks specified in the
SLPA's ASHA-approved responsibilities.
Indirect Supervision - (ANSWER)does not require the SLP to be physically present or available via
telecommunication in real time while the SLPA is providing services.
An SLPA may not perform tasks when a supervising SLP cannot be ... - (ANSWER)reached by personal
contact, phone, pager, or other immediate electronic means.
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Interpretation - (ANSWER)summarizing, integrating, and using data for the purpose of clinical decision
making, which may only done by SLPs. SLPAs may summarize objective data from a session to the family
or team members.
Medically Fragile - (ANSWER)A term used to describe an individual who is acutely ill and in an unstable
condition.
Screening - (ANSWER)A pass/fail procedure to identify, without interpretation, clients who may require
further assessment following specified screening protocols developed by and /or approved by the
supervising SLP.
Speech Language Pathology Assistants - (ANSWER)Individuals who, following academic coursework,
clinical practicum, and credentialing can perform tasks prescribed, directed, and supervised by ASHA-
certified SLPs.
Supervising Speech Language Pathologist - (ANSWER)An SLP who is certified by ASHA and has been
practicing for at least 2 years following ASHA certification , has completed not less than 10 hours of
continuing professional development in supervision training prior to supervision of an SLPA, and who is
licensed and/or credentialed by the state (where applicable).
Supervision - (ANSWER)The provision of direction and evaluation of the tasks assigned to an SLPA.
Methods for providing supervision include direct supervision, indirect supervision, and tele supervision.
Support Personnel - (ANSWER)perform tasks as prescribed, directed, and supervised by ASHA-certified
SLPs. There are different levels of support personnel based on training and scope of responsibilities.
Support personnel include SLPAs and Speech Language pathology aides/technicians. ASHA is
operationally defining these terms for ASHA resources.
Telepractice - (ANSWER)This refers to the application of telecommunications technology to delivery of
professional services at a distance by linking clinician to client, or clinician to clinician , for assessment,
intervention, and/or consultation.
