Find Supervising Physicians in Connecticut. Browse verified Supervising Physicians by specialty, availability, and format. Ideal for physician assistants seeking physician supervision.
4 results found in Connecticut
Your supervising physician can be remote if they stay reachable by phone or telecommunications and regularly review your work and charts.
Connecticut Medical Examining Board / Department of Public Health · Conn. Gen. Stat. §§ 20-12a(7)(B), 20-12b(b), 20-12c, 20-12d(a)
For guidance only, not legal advice. Rules change, so confirm with your state board. Last verified Oct 2026.
LCSW
Oakville, CT
Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive experience providing individual, family, and group therapy, clinical assessment, crisis intervention, care coordination, and psychosocial support. Experienced in supporting individuals and families navigating grief and loss, trauma, mental health challenges, substance use. illness-related changes, psychiatric crises, and significant life transitions.
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LPC · Women's Health
Waterford, CT
Dorothy A. Martin-Neville, PhD, speaker, author, consultant/master coach, has been featured on OWN as well as the New York Times, the Huffington Post, NBC, and ABC. A psychotherapist, Dr. Dorothy was in practice for 40+ years seeing 42 patients a week with a 6-month waiting list for 20+ years. As a Clinical Instructor at the University of Connecticut Medical School, Co-Chair of the Advisory Board of a multi-million-dollar NIH grant, and recipient of NIH grant funding to research
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LMHC · Families
Stony Point, NY
Sycamore Haven Mental Health Counseling PLLC was founded in 2020 as part of Sycamore Haven Corp., with the vision of creating a safe and supportive space for healing. the Hudson Valley community and beyond. What began as CEO, Dr. Maria Elena Cadet’s passion has grown into a collaborative practice where licensed professionals from diverse backgrounds come together to provide compassionate, client-centered care. Our mission is to help individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s challenges
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LMHC
Yonkers, NY
As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Clinical Supervisor, I am passionate about helping clinicians build confidence, strengthen their clinical skills, and develop their authentic therapeutic style. I strive to create a supportive, collaborative supervision environment where supervisees feel comfortable asking questions, exploring challenges, and growing through reflection and constructive feedback.
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Supervising Physicians work with physician assistants to meet state-mandated supervision requirements. The Connecticut licensing board sets the standards for supervisory relationships between PAs and physicians. Use Find A Supervisor to find Supervising Physicians currently accepting new supervisees in Connecticut.
On Find A Supervisor, filter by Supervisor type and select "Supervising Physician," then set your state to Connecticut. Filter by specialty and format to connect with physicians who supervise physician assistants in your practice area.
PA supervision requirements vary by state. Connecticut's licensing board defines the required relationship between PAs and Supervising Physicians, including documentation, on-site presence rules, and the scope of the supervisory agreement. Always check with your state board for current requirements.
Yes. Find A Supervisor allows you to filter by specialty, location, and format so you can find a Supervising Physician whose background matches your practice area in Connecticut.
Confirm their availability for consultations, the scope of their supervisory role, required documentation, fee expectations, how emergencies are handled, and any state-specific requirements for supervision agreements in Connecticut.
Yes. PA supervision laws differ significantly from state to state. Some states require signed supervision agreements; others have moved toward team-based practice models. Always confirm the current Connecticut requirements with your licensing board.
