1. (a) Applicants for initial licensure as a clinical supervisor shall have completed 30 hours of training in clinical supervision, which includes training in each of the following areas:

   1. (1) Assessment;
   2. (2) Evaluation;
   3. (3) Counselor development;
   4. (4) Management;
   5. (5) Administration;
   6. (6) Professional responsibility; and
   7. (7) Theories and models of supervision.

2. (b) Such training shall be received:

   1. (1) As part of the academic program;

   2. (2) In a program provided, sponsored, or approved by:

      1. a. The board or the licensing body of any other state within the IC&RC;
      2. b. National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors – The Association for Addiction Professionals (NAADAC);
      3. c. New Hampshire Training Institute on Addictive Disorders;
      4. d. New Hampshire Center for Excellence on Addiction;
      5. e. AdCare Educational Institute of New England;
      6. f. NHTI – Concord’s Community College;
      7. g. New Hampshire Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors Association;
      8. h. The NH department of health and human services bureau of drug and alcohol services; or
      9. i. Any public or private agency or institution, recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation, providing training in the practice of substance use counseling.
3. (c) No more than 25% of required training shall be obtained online, provided that training received as part of an online degree program or an on-line training shall be live and simultaneously or at the same time interactive shall not count towards the 25% maximum.

Source. #12001, eff 10-13-16; ss by #13518, eff 3-13-23 (see Revision Note for chapter heading for Alc 300)