Vermont · LCSW
Vermont LCSW hour tracker
Track the 3,000 supervised hours required for Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) licensure in Vermont — against the actual Office of Professional Regulation, Board of Allied Mental Health rules. ClearPath audits every entry the same week you log it, and auto-fills the official board form when you're ready to submit.
At a glance
Vermont LCSW requirements
From Office of Professional Regulation, Board of Allied Mental Health's current published rules. ClearPath encodes every row below as a real-time validation check.
| Requirement | Vermont |
|---|---|
| Total supervised hours | 3,000 |
| Minimum direct client contact | 2,000 hours |
| Minimum duration | 24 months |
| Supervisor qualifications | Licensed independent clinical social worker, licensed clinical mental health counselor, licensed psychologist, licensed physician or osteopathic physician who completed a psychiatry residency, or a substantially equivalent professional licensed or certified in another state or Canada. |
| Out-of-state hours accepted | Yes |
| Exam required | ASWB Clinical Exam and Vermont jurisprudence exam |
Source: Office of Professional Regulation, Board of Allied Mental Health. ClearPath revalidates state rules against published board materials regularly.
The fine print most trackers miss
Vermont-specific rules
These are the rules that catch LCSW associates off-guard at submission. ClearPath flags each one in real time as you log.
- Applicants practicing in Vermont toward LICSW licensure must be entered on the roster of nonlicensed, noncertified psychotherapists unless already licensed as a master's social worker
- Of the 3,000 required practice hours, 2,000 must be the provision of direct psychotherapy services, with the remaining 1,000 in either direct or indirect social work services (Rule 4.13(a))
- No more than 1,500 hours per year may be credited toward the supervised practice requirement (Rule 4.15(b))
- Part-time practice of less than 16 hours per week will not count toward the supervised practice requirement (Rule 4.15(c))
Built for Vermont
How ClearPath handles Vermont LCSW
- Live rule validation. Every entry is checked against the 3,000-hour total, the 2,000-hour direct-client minimum, and the supervision ratios — at the time you log it.
- Auto-filled official form. When you're ready to apply, ClearPath fills the actual Office of Professional Regulation, Board of Allied Mental Health form from your records. Not a reproduction — the same PDF the board accepts.
- Supervisor portal. Your supervisor logs in, reviews your weekly entries, and e-signs without printing. No paper PDFs, no scanning.
- AI hour reviewer. Ask plain-language questions about your log ("what week did I miss a supervision hour?") and get the exact answer in seconds.
- $25/year. One quarter the price of the legacy tracker. 50% of every Pro subscription goes to Shane's Coffee — a vocational training program for people living with mental health challenges and disabilities.
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