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Rule 4758-6-01 | Scope of practice for chemical dependency counselor assistants (CDCA).
(A) An individual holding a valid
chemical dependency counselor assistant certificate may do both of the
following in addition to practicing substance use disorder
counseling: Perform treatment planning, assessment, crisis intervention,
individual, family, and group counseling, case management, and education
services as they relate to behavioral health conditions related to substance
use disorder. (B) An individual holding a valid
chemical dependency counselor assistant certificate may practice substance use
disorder counseling and perform the tasks specified in paragraph (A) of this
rule only while under the supervision of any of the following: (1) An independent
chemical dependency counselor-clinical supervisor, independent chemical
dependency counselor or chemical dependency counselor III licensed under this
chapter; (2) An individual
authorized under Chapter 4731. of the Revised Code to practice medicine and
surgery or osteopathic medicine and surgery; (3) A psychologist
licensed under Chapter 4732. of the Revised Code; (4) A registered nurse
licensed under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code if such supervision is
consistent with the scope of practice of the registered nurse, or an individual
authorized to practice as a certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse
specialist under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code; (5) A professional
clinical counselor, independent social worker, or independent marriage and
family therapist licensed under Chapter 4757. of the Revised Code if such
supervision is consistent with the scope of practice of the professional
clinical counselor, independent social worker, or independent marriage and
family therapist. (C) A chemical dependency counselor assistant may not practice as
an individual practitioner.
Last updated April 3, 2024 at 1:46 PM
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Rule 4758-6-03 | Scope of practice for licensed chemical dependency counselors II (LCDC II).
(A) In addition to practicing substance
use disorder counseling, an individual holding a valid chemical dependency
counselor II license may do all of the following: (1) Perform treatment
planning, assessment, crisis intervention, individual, group and family
counseling, case management and education services as they relate to substance
use disorders; (2) Provide treatment
services identified and listed in rule 5122-29 of the Administrative Code as
they relate to substance use disorders. (3) Refer individuals with without
substance use disorder conditions to appropriate sources of help. (B) A chemical dependency counselor II
may not practice as an individual practitioner. (C) A chemical dependency counselor II
may not provide clinical supervision. (D) A chemical dependency counselor II
scope of practice does not include diagnosis. (E) An individual holding a valid
chemical dependency counselor II license may practice substance use disorder
counseling and perfrom the tasks specified in paragraph (A) of this rule only
while under the supervision of any of the following: (1) An independent
chemical dependency counselor-clinical supervisior, independent chemical
dependency counselor or chemical dependency counselor III licensed under this
chapter; (2) An individual
authorized under Chapter 4731. of the Revised Code to practice medicine and
surgery or osteopathic medicine and surgery; (3) A psychologist
licensed under Chapter 4732. of the Revised Code; (4) A registered nurse
licensed under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code if such supervision is
consistent with the scope of practice of the registered nurse, or an individual
authorized to practice as a certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse
specialist under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code; (5) A professional
clinical counselor, independent social worker, or independent marriage and
family therapist under Chapter 4757. of the Revised Code if such supervision is
consistent with the scope of practice of the professional clinical counselor,
independent social worker, or independent marriage and family
therapist.
Last updated July 5, 2023 at 2:58 PM
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Rule 4758-6-04 | Scope of practice for licensed chemical dependency counselors III (LCDC III).
(A) In addition to practicing substance
use disorder counseling, an individual holding a valid chemical dependency
counselor III license may do all of the following: (1) Diagnose substance
use disorder conditions in accordance with section 4758.56 of the Revised
Code; (2) Treat substance use
disorder conditions; (3) Perform treatment
planning, assessment, crisis intervention, individual, family, and group
counseling, case management, and education services as they relate to
behavioral health conditions related to substance use disorder; (4) Provide clinical supervision of
substance use disorder counseling in accordance with section 4758.56 of the
Revised Code. (B) A chemical dependency counselor III
may not practice as an individual practitioner.
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Rule 4758-6-05 | Scope of practice for licensed independent chemical dependency counselors (LICDC).
In addition to practicing substance use disorder
counseling, an individual holding a valid independent chemical dependency
counselor license may do all of the following: (A) Diagnose and treat substance use
disorder conditions; (B) Perform treatment planning,
assessment, crisis intervention, individual, family, and group counseling, case
management and education services as they relate to behavioral health
conditions related to substance use disorder; (C) Provide clinical supervision of substance use disorder
counseling in accordance with section 4758.55 of the Revised Code.
Last updated April 3, 2024 at 1:46 PM
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Rule 4758-6-06 | Scope of practice for licensed independent chemical dependency counselors-clinical supervisors (LICDC-CS).
In addition to practicing substance use disorder
counseling, an individual holding a valid independent chemical dependency
counselor license may do all of the following: (A) Diagnose and treat substance use
disorder conditions; (B) Perform treatment planning,
assessment, crisis intervention, individual, group and family counseling, case
management and education services as they relate to substance use disorder;
(C) Provide treatment services identified
and listed in Chapter 5122-29 of the Administrative Code as they relate to
substance use disorder; (D) Provide clinical supervision of
substance use disorder counseling and diagnosing and treating substance use
disorder conditions; (E) Supervise treatment services
identified and listed in Chapter 5122-29 of the Administrative Code as they
relate to substance use disorder; (F) Refer individuals with without
substance use disorder conditions to appropriate sources of help.
Last updated July 5, 2023 at 2:58 PM
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Rule 4758-6-07 | Scope of practice for registered applicants (RA).
(A) An individual holding a valid
registered applicant certificate may: Perform the following prevention services only while under
supervision of anyone listed in paragraph (B) of this rule: (1) Information
dissemination; (2) Prevention
education; (3) Communication; (4) Alternatives;
and (5) Problem
identification and referral. , (B) An individual holding a valid
registered applicant certificate may perform the prevention services specified
in paragraph (A) of this rule only while under the supervision of any of the
following: (1) A prevention
consultant or prevention specialist certified under Chapter 4758. of the
Revised Code; (2) An individual
authorized under Chapter 4731. of the Revised Code to practice medicine and
surgery or osteopathic medicine and surgery; (3) A psychologist
licensed under Chapter 4732. of the Revised Code (4) A registered nurse
licensed under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code or an individual authorized to
practice as a certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse under Chapter
4723. of the Revised Code; (5) An independent social
worker, and a social worker, licensed under Chapter 4757. of the Revised
Code; (6) A school counselor
licensed by the department of education pursuant to section 3319.22 of the
Revised Code; (7) A health education specialist
certified by the national commission for health education
credentialing. (C) An individual holding a valid
registered applicant certificate may: Engage in the following only while under supervision of anyone
listed in paragraph (D) of this rule: (1) Planning and
evaluation; (2) Community based
processes; (3) Environmental
strategies; and (4) Professional
growth and responsiblities. (D) An individual holding a valid
registered applicant certificate may engage prevention strategies and
activities listed in paragraph (C) of this rule only while under the
supervision of any of the following: (1) A prevention
consultant or prevention specialist certified under Chapter 4758. of the
Revised Code; (2) A health education
specialist certified by the national commission for health education
credentialing. (E) A registered applicant may not practice as an
independent practitioner.
Last updated July 12, 2024 at 9:11 AM
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Rule 4758-6-08 | Scope of practice for Ohio certified prevention specialist assistant (OCPSA).
(A) An individual holding a valid
prevention specialist assistant certificate may: Perform the following prevention services only while under the
supervision of anyone listed in paragraph (B) of this rule: (1) Information
dissemination; (2) Prevention
education; (3) Communication; (4) Alternatives;
and (5) Problem
identification and referral. (B) An individual holding a valid prevention specialist assistant
certificate may perform the prevention services specified in paragraph (A) of
this rule only while under the supervision of any of the following:
(1) A prevention
consultant or prevention specialist certified under Chapter 4758. of the
Revised Code; (2) An individual
authorized under Chapter 4731. of the Revised Code to practice medicine and
surgery or osteopathic medicine and surgery; (3) A psychologist
licensed under Chapter 4732. of the Revised Code; (4) A registered nurse
licensed under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code or an individual authorized to
practice as a certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse under Chapter
4723. of the Revised Code; (5) A professional
clinical counselor, an independent social worker, a social worker, licensed
under Chapter 4757. of the Revised Code; (6) A school counselor
licensed by the department of education pursuant to section 3319.22 of the
Revised Code; (7) A health education
specialist certified by the national commission for health education
credentialing. (C) An individual holding a valid
prevention specialist assistant certificate may: Engage in the following only while under the supervision of anyone
listed in paragraph (D) of this rule: (1) Planning and
evaluation; (2) Community based
processes; (3) Environmental
strategies; and (4) Professional
growth and responsibilities. (D) An individual holding a valid
prevention specialist assistant certificate may engage in prevention strategies
and activities listed in paragraph (C) of this rule only while under the
supervision of any of the following: (1) A prevention
consultant or prevention specialist certified under Chapter 4758. of the
Revised Code; (2) A health education
specialist certified by the national commission for health education
credentialing. (E) A prevention specialist assistant may not practice as
an independent practitioner.
Last updated July 12, 2024 at 9:11 AM
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Rule 4758-6-09 | Scope of practice for Ohio certified prevention specialists (OCPS).
(A) An individual holding a valid
prevention specialist certificate issued under Chapter 4758. of the Revised
Code may: (1) Perform the following
prevention services: (a) Information dissemination; (b) Prevention education; (c) Communication; (d) Alternatives; and (e) Problem identification and referral. (2) Engage in the
following prevention strategies and activities: (a) Community based processes and organization; (b) Public policy and environmental change; and (c) Professional growth and responsibility. (3) Supervise staff and
volunteers including: (a) Prevention program volunteers; (b) Registered applicants; (c) Ohio certified prevention specialist assistants;
and (d) Ohio certified prevention specialists. (B) An individual holding a valid
certified prevention specialist certificate may: Engage in the following only while under the supervision of anyone
listed in paragraph (C) of thie rule: (1) Planning and
evaluation; and (2) Managing
prevention programs. (C) An individual holding a valid
prevention specialist certificate may engage in the activities specified in
paragraph (B) of this rule only while under the supervision of any of the
following: (1) A prevention
consultant certified under Chapter 4758. of the Revised Code; (2) A health education specialist
certified by the national commission for health education credentialing.
(D) A prevention specialist may not
practice as an independent practitioner.
Last updated July 12, 2024 at 9:11 AM
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Rule 4758-6-10 | Scope of practice for Ohio certified prevention consultant (OCPC).
(A) An individual holding a valid
prevention consultant certificate issued under Chapter 4758. of the Revised
Code may: (1) Manage, supervise and
perform the following prevention services: (a) Information dissemination; (b) Prevention education; (c) Alternatives; and (d) Problem identification and referral. (2) Manage, supervise and
perform the following prevention strategies and activities: (a) Planning and evaluation; (b) Communication; (c) Community based processes and community
organization; (d) Public policy and environmental change;
and (e) Professional growth and responsibility. (3) Conduct program,
organizational and community assessment, development and evaluation
activities. (4) Provide specialized
consultation and technical assistance of program, organizational and community
assessment, planning, evaluation, prevention intervention and referral
activities. (5) Facilitate the
assessment, development, implementation and evaluation of prevention policy and
environmental strategies. (B) A prevention consultant may
supervise: (1) Prevention program
volunteers; (2) Registered
applicants; (3) Ohio certified
prevention specialist assistants; and (4) Ohio prevention
specialist professionals. (C) A prevention consultant may manage
prevention departments and programs. (D) A prevention consultant may practice
as an independent practitioner.
Last updated July 12, 2024 at 9:12 AM
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Rule 4758-6-11 | Scope of practice for chemical dependency counselors II (LCDC II) with gambling disorder endorsement.
(A) An individual who holds a chemical
dependency counselor II license and a gambling disorder endorsement may do all
of the following in addition to those services outlined in rule 4758-6-03 of
the Administrative Code: (1) Treat gambling
disorder conditions; and (2) Perform treatment
planning, assessment, crisis intervention, individual, family, and group
counseling, case management, and educational services insofar as those
functions relate to gambling disorder. (B) A chemical dependency counselor II
may not practice as an individual practitioner. (C) A chemical dependency counselor II
may not provide clinical supervision. (D) An individual holding a valid
chemical dependency counselor II license and gambling disorder endorsement may
practice substance use disorder counseling and perform the tasks specified in
rule 4758-6-03 of the Administrative Code only while under the supervision of
any of the following: (1) An independent
chemical dependency counselor-clinical supervisor independent chemical
dependency counselor or chemical dependency counselor III licensed under this
chapter; (2) An individual
authorized under Chapter 4731. of the Revised Code to practice medicine and
surgery or osteopathic medicine and surgery; (3) A psychologist
licensed under Chapter 4732. of the Revised Code; (4) A registered nurse
licensed under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code if such supervision is
consistent with the scope of practice of the registered nurse, or an individual
authorized to practice as a certified nurse practitioner or clinical nurse
specialist under Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code; (5) A professional
clinical counselor, independent social worker, or independent marriage and
family therapist under Chapter 4757. of the Revised Code if such supervision is
consistent with the scope of practice of the professional clinical counselor,
independent social worker, or independent marriage and family
therapist.
Last updated April 3, 2024 at 1:46 PM
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Rule 4758-6-12 | Scope of practice for chemical dependency counselors III (LCDC III) with gambling disorder endorsement.
(A) An individual who holds a chemical
dependency counselor III license and a gambling disorder endorsement may do all
of the following in addition to those services outlined in rule 4758-6-04 of
the Administrative Code: (1) Treat gambling
disorder conditions; (2) Diagnose gambling
disorder conditions under supervision; (3) Perform treatment
planning, assessment, crisis intervention, individual, family, and group
counseling, case management, and educational services insofar as those
functions relate to gambling disorder; (4) Supervise gambling
disorder counseling in accordance with section 4758.63 of the Revised
Code. (B) An individual holding a chemical
dependency counselor III license shall not practice as an individual
practitioner.
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Rule 4758-6-13 | Scope of practice for independent chemical dependency counselors (LICDC) with gambling disorder endorsement.
(A) An individual who holds an
independent chemical dependency counselor license and a gambling disorder
endorsement may do all of the following in addition to those services outlined
in rule 4758-6-05 of the Administrative Code: (1) Diagnose and treat
gambling disorder conditions; (2) Perform treatment
planning, assessment, crisis intervention, individual, family, and group
counseling, case management, and educational services insofar as those
functions relate to gambling disorder; (3) Supervise gambling
disorder counseling in accordance with section 4758.62 of the Revised
Code.
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Rule 4758-6-14 | Scope of practice for independent chemical dependency counselors-clinical supervisor (LICDC-CS) with gambling disorder endorsement.
An individual who holds an independent chemical dependency
counselor-clinical supervisor license and a gambling disorder endorsement may
do all of the following in addition to those services outlined in rule
4758-6-06 of the Administrative Code: (A) Diagnose and treat gambling disorder
conditions; (B) Perform treatment planning, assessment,
crisis intervention, individual, family, and group counseling, case management,
and educational services insofar as those functions relate to gambling
disorder; (C) Supervise gambling disorder
counseling.
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Rule 4758-6-15 | Clinical supervision of chemical dependency counselor assistants.
Individuals who hold an active chemical dependency
counselor assistant credential shall comply with the following clinical
supervision requirements. (A) Individuals shall have sixty days
from the start of each new employment or new supervisory relationship to
establish a supervision contract. (1) The contract shall be
maintained in the individuals supervision record. (2) The contract shall
clearly define goals, context, methods, frequency and responsibilities as they
relate to clinical supervision. (3) The contract shall be
revisable with the mutual consent of the supervisor and
supervisee. (B) Individuals shall receive one hour of
face to face clinical supervision for every forty hours in a role which
includes work within the scope of practice of a chemical dependency counselor
assistant. (1) Clinical supervision shall include
direct observation at intervals determined in the supervision
contract. (2) Clinical supervision shall include
review of individual's clinical documentation, and scope of practice at
intervals determined in the supervision contract. (3) Clinical supervision shall include a
discussion of the application of the professional codes of ethics. (C) Clinical supervision shall be
formally documented by the clinical supervisor and maintained in the
individuals supervision record. Documentation shall include the date, length,
content and method of supervision. (D) The board may, at its discretion,
require the individual or clinical supervisor to provide a copy of the clinical
supervision contract or supervision record for auditing purposes.
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