This is not the same scenario that you forwarded to me the other day when she said that her current NSRP Supervisor could not supervise her. She asked about having one of her prior supervisors take on the role and, based on it being a prior supervisor of hers, I saw no problem.
Whereas her supervisor indicates she has not been in the role of NSRP supervisor before and is Professional Practice Leader (I think the NSRP would view this as a dual role/conflict that should be avoided unless there is information she has about the arrangement that would suggest it would not be) this may not be viable.
If there is another psychologist in the IWK, who has provided NSRP supervision in then past, that her supervisor can approach to provide interim supervision to her that would be the best approach. In such a case, we should have the Supervisor’s Consent Form for the Supervisor (provided we have an existing copy of their CV on file from having served in a prior supervision role in the past).
