How to Become an Approved Clinical Supervisor for LCMHCs in Vermont
If you're a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) in Vermont aspiring to become an approved clinical supervisor, it's essential to understand the state's requirements and how to fulfill them effectively. At Telehealth Certification Institute (TCI), we offer comprehensive training programs designed to meet and exceed Vermont's standards, ensuring you're well-prepared for supervisory roles.
🧑🏫 Vermont Clinical Supervisor Requirements
✅ Supervisor Qualifications
According to the Vermont Board of Allied Mental Health Practitioners, to serve as a clinical supervisor, you must:
Hold an unencumbered license in a relevant mental health profession (e.g., LCMHC, LMFT, psychologist, psychiatrist, clinical social worker) in the jurisdiction where supervision occurs.
Have at least three years of post-licensure clinical experience before commencing supervision.
Maintain an unencumbered license throughout the supervisory period.
Source: Vermont Administrative Rules, Section 3.19
📚 Continuing Education (CE) Requirements
While Vermont does not mandate specific CE hours exclusively for clinical supervisors, completing formal supervision training is strongly recommended to enhance your effectiveness, uphold professional standards, and prepare for national credentials such as the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS).
Engaging in ongoing education ensures you remain competent in supervision and aligned with evolving best practices.
🎓 How TCI Supports Your Supervisory Journey
Although Vermont doesn’t require supervision-specific CE hours, investing in formal training offers several important professional benefits. It can:
✅ Strengthen your supervision skills and confidence
✅ Prepare you for national credentials like the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS)
✅ Increase your credibility with supervisees, employers, and licensing boards
At Telehealth Certification Institute, we provide flexible, high-quality training options to support your role as a current or aspiring supervisor:
⚙️ Individual Supervision CE Courses
Explore a wide range of targeted courses covering essential supervision topics such as ethics, evaluation, cultural competence, and telehealth-based supervision.📖 Clinical Supervision Certificate (CSC) Program
Our comprehensive certificate program fulfills the training requirement for the Center for Credentialing & Education’s (CCE) Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential.
Courses are taught by expert instructors with real-world supervisory experience, ensuring you gain practical skills grounded in national best practices.
🤝 Free Clinical Supervision Forum
Join our bi-monthly live webinars to:
Earn free CE credits
Engage with peers nationwide
Stay updated on best practices
Register here: Clinical Supervision Forum
🌟 Benefits of Training with TCI
NBCC-Approved Provider: Our courses meet national standards for continuing education.
Flexible Learning: Access courses online at your convenience.
Expert Instructors: Learn from seasoned professionals in the field.
Comprehensive Resources: Gain access to a wealth of materials to support your growth.
🚀 Take the Next Step
Elevate your professional path by becoming an approved clinical supervisor in Vermont. With TCI’s tailored courses and nationally aligned programs, you’ll be fully equipped to support the next generation of clinicians—while advancing your own career.