Wendy Warman Consultation and Counseling 5/20/2019

EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF WORK Wendy Warman will provide clinical supervision to the two(2)social workers employed by the Everett Police Department. That supervision will be done in accordance with RCW 18.225.090. It will include: clinical supervision of social workers that have already obtained state licensure,but also supervision of those that are working towards licensure at the Advanced Social Worker(LASW)or Independent Clinical Social Worker(LICSW)level. Wendy Warman attests that she is an approved supervisor,who has been licensed for at least two years and has had at least two years of clinical experience post licensure. Wendy Warman will abide by WAC 246-809-334,which states that to supervise a license candidate,the supervisor must hold a license without restrictions that has been in good standing for at least two years.The supervisor shall not be a blood or legal relative or cohabitant of the license candidate, license candidate's peer or someone who has acted as the license candidate's therapist within the last two years. Prior to the commencement of any supervision Wendy Warman must provide the license candidate with a declaration,on a form approved by Washington State Department of Health,stating that the supervisor has met the requirements of WAC 246-809-334 and thereby qualifies as an approved supervisor. The declaration form will state: "As an approved supervisor,I attest I have completed the following: A minimum of fifteen clock hours of training in clinical supervision obtained through: • A supervision course; • Continuing education credits on supervision;or • Supervision of supervision. • And twenty-five hours of experience in supervision of clinical practice. • And have two years of clinical experience post license. I attest I will gain thorough knowledge of the supervisee's practice activities including: • Practice setting; • Recordkeeping; • Financial management; • Ethics of clinical practice;and • A backup plan for coverage." The declaration must be completed by Wendy Warman and provided to license candidate prior to the commencement of supervision in accordance with WAC 246-809-334. Wendy Warman will complete at least one hour of individual clinical supervision per Everett Police Social Worker every month for a total of 12 meetings per social worker per year. Wendy Warman will also provide one two hour group session per month. Wendy Warman will charge$80 per hour for individual supervision session and$35 per hour for group supervsion sessions. The price breakdown is as follows: Meet with each social worker individually once a month for an hour ($80 an hour x two social workers=$160)and meet with the two social workers together once a month for a two hour group sesson($35 an hour x two hours x two social workers=$140). $300 a month x 12 months=$3600. These are minimum numbers and there may be times where additional meetings are necessary. The Everett Police Department will not be billed more than$8,000.00 annually. Page 12 (Form Approved by City Attorney's Office January 7,2010,updated July 23,2018)