General supervision involves how many face-to-face meetings at a minimum?

General supervision is a type of oversight in occupational therapy that requires at least one face-to-face meeting each month between the supervisor and the supervisee. This monthly meeting is essential as it allows the supervisor to assess the supervisee's performance, provide guidance, and address any issues or concerns that may arise in practice. By ensuring these regular check-ins, the supervisor can effectively support the professional development of the supervisee and maintain quality standards in service delivery.

While other frequencies of meetings, such as weekly or bi-monthly, may be beneficial in certain contexts, general supervision specifically mandates a minimum of one meeting per month to fulfill the regulatory requirements and promote effective communication and collaboration.