How can mentoring a new clinician help you be an even stronger one? Tune in this week to explore the mutual benefits of supervising clinical fellows and graduate interns as seasoned Clinical Fellowship (CF) supervisor and SLP, Jill D’Braunstein, offers some gems of inspiration for any of you looking to dip your toe into the supervision pool. Lending your time and talents to the service of supervising new clinicians as they navigate the art and science of our field is not only a powerful way to give back to the field, but also one that helps you further foster strong interpersonal and clinical skills for your own professional practice. Wondering if you have the time and experience needed for this big job? Jill shares the scoop on ASHA’s supervision standards and adds her own expert recommendations to help you determine if this journey is right for you, right now. As an SLP and a listener of this podcast, you are already committed to life-long learning and likely know how beneficial it is to have an SLP buddy in arms when navigating this vast scope of practice we call speech-language pathology. This episode will motivate you to return the favor and arm you with the resources you can use to take those first steps. Don’t worry, you don’t need to be a perfect clinician to be a powerful mentor. Tune in to find out what you do need