Date of Award
5-2015
Document Type
Thesis - Open Access
Degree Name
MS Human Genetics
Department
Human Genetics Graduate Program
First Advisor
Sara Gilvary
Abstract
A large portion of genetic counseling education is provided through clinical supervision. This project established a refined list of competencies to be used to evaluate supervisor performance by surveying both students and supervisors. Over 92% of supervisors felt that a student could appropriately evaluate them based on each competency. The competencies were believed to be a fair assessment of supervisor abilities by 95% of students. A standard way of evaluating supervisors will create uniform expectations, serve as a reference of skills/behaviors to strive for and provide a platform for student-to-supervisor feedback.
Recommended Citation
Mattick, Jacqueline; Furgoch, Mira; Sutton, Rebecca; and Gilvary, Sara, "Development of a Genetic Counseling Clinical Supervisor Evaluation Tool" (2015). Human Genetics Theses. 10.
https://digitalcommons.slc.edu/genetics_etd/10