What aspect of telesupervision is variable among states?

The requirements for supervision in telesupervision can vary significantly among states due to differing regulations and guidelines established by state licensing boards and professional organizations. Each state has its own set of laws and criteria regarding what supervisors must do, how supervision should be conducted, and what qualifications or training supervisors should have.

In contrast, while the type of technology used may differ based on what is available or preferred by practitioners, it is not strictly regulated. Similarly, qualifications of the supervisors tend to be standardized within certain professional guidelines rather than varying by state. The duration of supervision may also follow a more uniform approach based on best practice recommendations rather than fluctuating significantly across state lines. Thus, the variability in supervisory requirements most accurately reflects the diverse oversight and regulatory approaches across different states.