Supervisors in Nevada

Browse Licensed Supervisors, Collaborating Physicians, and Supervising Physicians in Nevada. Filter by specialty, occupation, and supervision format to find the right match for your professional needs.

2 Supervisors found in Nevada

Supervision Formats Allowed in Nevada

Counseling (LPC / LMHC)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Social Work (LCSW)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Limited
Marriage & Family Therapy (LMFT)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Psychology
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Allowed
Collaborating Physician (NP)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Limited
Supervising Physician (PA)
In-Person: AllowedHybrid: AllowedVirtual: Limited
Details and sources

Counseling (LPC / LMHC)

Nevada's board allows remote supervision and the regulations set no video-hour cap, but you still need weekly supervision with your primary supervisor.

  • At least 1 hour per week with your primary approved supervisor
  • 300 supervision hours: 160+ primary, 40+ secondary
  • Both supervisors must be Board-approved before the internship starts

Nevada State Board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Counselors · NAC 641A.146, 641A.178; Board primary- and secondary-supervision guidance

Social Work (LCSW)

Weekly supervision can be by video, but if your supervisor works off-site they must visit your internship site monthly unless the Board waives it.

Weekly meetings may be by video, but an off-site supervisor must visit your internship site monthly unless the Board waives it.

  • Meet your supervisor individually at least 1 hour every week
  • 104 supervision hours total; no more than 24 may be group
  • Hybrid site required; off-site supervisors need an on-site licensed professional

Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers · NAC 641B.160(3)-(5); Board Clinical Internship Program Policy (amended June 2026)

Marriage & Family Therapy (LMFT)

Nevada's board allows remote supervision and the regulations set no video-hour cap, but you still need weekly supervision with your primary supervisor.

  • At least 1 hour per week with your primary approved supervisor
  • 300 supervision hours: 160+ primary, 40+ secondary
  • Both supervisors must be Board-approved before the internship starts

Nevada State Board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Counselors · NAC 641A.146, 641A.178; Board primary- and secondary-supervision guidance

Psychology

You can meet supervision requirements in person or by live video with no cap on video hours, but phone-only supervision does not count.

  • At least 1 hour individual supervision per 40 hours worked
  • Supervisor or a backup provider must be available while you see clients
  • Supervisor files a training plan when your provisional license issues

Nevada Board of Psychological Examiners · NAC 641.15065, 641.152(8)(c), 641.157(2), 641.15195 (as amended by R041-25)

Collaborating Physician (NP)

You don't need a collaborating physician in Nevada; if you use one for Schedule II prescribing, they can consult by phone but must visit your site monthly.

Applies only if you use a collaborating physician, e.g. for a Schedule II protocol. That physician must spend part of a day at your practice site at least once a month.

  • Collaborating physician needed only for Schedule II before 2 years/2,000 hours
  • Collaborating physician must be available by phone whenever you see patients
  • Physician notifies Medical Examiners Board first; limit of three APRNs/PAs

Nevada State Board of Nursing (collaborating physicians are regulated by the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners) · NRS 632.237(3); NAC 630.490(3), (6)-(7); NAC 630.495

Supervising Physician (PA)

Your supervising physician can be remote and available by phone, but must visit your practice site part of a day at least once a month.

The supervising physician must spend part of a day at least once a month at a location where the PA practices, which can be a site where the PA works by telehealth.

  • Monthly part-day on-site visit by supervising physician
  • Physician available by phone at all times; reviews and initials selected charts
  • Quality program with direct observation (by telehealth is acceptable)

Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (allopathic); Nevada State Board of Osteopathic Medicine for DO-supervised PAs · NAC 630.370(2)-(5), as amended by LCB File No. R033-24; NRS 630.271

For guidance only, not legal advice. Rules change, so confirm with your state board. Last verified Oct 2026.

Supervisors in Nevada

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Kelsey K

LCSW

Las Vegas, NV

Licensed in:
NV
Supervision Type:
Virtual

I am trained in Complex Trauma, Brainspotting (BSP), Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR), and Mindfulness. My life’s work is focused on supporting others in finding their value, gaining emotional regulation, and processing trauma and life stressors. My professional background includes work in the child welfare system, the healthcare system, and hospice which has broadened my scope of understanding.

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Deissy R

LMFT · Women's Health

Round Rock, TX

Licensed in:
TX, NV
Supervision Type:
Hybrid

I am a licensed Marriage and Family Supervisor in the State of Texas, as well as an AAMFT Supervisor candidate. For the past 15 years, I have worked in mental health and specialized specifically in trauma recovery through Parts and Memory Therapy. My specializations also include Postpartum depression, adults with ADD and ADHD, PMDD, DID, somatic illness, and cultural adjustment. I am bilingual, fluent in both English and Spanish.

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Supervision Format

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Frequently Asked Questions — Supervision in Nevada

What types of Supervisors can I find in Nevada?

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How do I find a clinical Supervisor in Nevada?

You can search for licensed clinical Supervisors in Nevada on Find A Supervisor. Filter by license type, specialty, supervision format (in-person or virtual), and availability to find the best match for your licensure journey.

Can I find a Collaborating Physician in Nevada?

Yes. Find A Supervisor lists Collaborating Physicians in Nevada who work with nurse practitioners and other advanced practice providers. Filter by specialty and format to find a Collaborating Physician who meets your state's requirements.

How do I find a Supervising Physician in Nevada?

You can search for Supervising Physicians in Nevada on Find A Supervisor. Filter by specialty and location to connect with physicians who supervise physician assistants in your area.

Can I work with a Supervisor licensed in another state?

Supervision and collaboration requirements vary by state licensing board. Many Supervisors offer virtual sessions and may hold credentials in multiple states. Always confirm with your state board whether out-of-state supervision or collaboration is accepted before starting.

What supervision formats are available in Nevada?

Supervisors and Collaborating Physicians in Nevada offer virtual, in-person, and hybrid formats. Use the supervision format filter to narrow your search to the arrangement that works best for you.