Term and Expiration. A supervised genetic counselor license shall expire on the earliest of: The issuance of a genetic counselor license to the supervised genetic counselor; On notice of the second failure of the supervised genetic counselor to pass the certification examination; or 1 year after the date of issuance. A supervised genetic counselor license may not be renewed or extended beyond the 1-year expiration date. A supervised genetic counselor who has not passed the certification examination within two examination cycles may not continue practicing under the supervised genetic counselor license. Supervision. A supervised genetic counselor may practice only under the supervision of a qualified supervisor. The supervised genetic counselor and the qualified supervisor shall enter into a written supervision contract that: Specifies the manner of supervision; Specifies any alternative qualified supervisors, as appropriate; Is signed by the supervised genetic counselor and the qualified supervisor; and Is maintained by both the supervised genetic counselor and the qualified supervisor and made available upon request to the Board. Delegation of duties by a qualified supervisor beyond the scope of practice or failure to appropriately supervise a supervised genetic counselor may be considered unprofessional conduct in the practice of the qualified supervisor’s profession.