New Hampshire § 330-C:18 Licensed Clinical Supervisor;  Initial License

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 330-C:18 — Licensed Clinical Supervisor; Initial License

New Hampshire § 330-C:18

Title XXXOCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS

Ch. 330-CALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG USE PROFESSIONALS

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Bluebook

N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 330-C:18 (2026).

Text

An applicant for initial LCS licensure shall:

I.Hold a current license as a MLADC or LADC;

II.Have 10,000 hours of experience as an alcohol and drug counselor;

III.Have 4,000 hours of experience as a clinical supervisor supervising professionals providing alcohol and drug counseling, which hours may be accumulated by the applicant as part of the experience requirements in paragraph II;

IV.Have received 200 hours of face-to-face clinical supervision;

V.Have completed 30 hours of training in clinical supervision covering assessment, evaluation, counselor development, management, administration, and professional responsibility;

VI.Pass testing procedures of a nationally recognized credentialing entity specified by the board; and

VII.Meet other criteria as established by the board.

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An applicant for initial LCS licensure shall:
I. Hold a current license as a MLADC or LADC;
II. Have 10,000 hours of experience as an alcohol and drug counselor;
III. Have 4,000 hours of experience as a clinical supervisor supervising professionals providing alcohol and drug counseling, which hours may be accumulated by the applicant as part of the experience requirements in paragraph II;
IV. Have received 200 hours of face-to-face clinical supervision;
V. Have completed 30 hours of training in clinical supervision covering assessment, evaluation, counselor development, management, administration, and professional responsibility;
VI. Pass testing procedures of a nationally recognized credentialing entity specified by the board; and
VII. Meet other criteria as established by the board.