Which responsibility is NOT typically handled by a supervisor of a speech-language pathology assistant?

The responsibility of scheduling appointment times is typically not handled by a supervisor of a speech-language pathology assistant. Instead, the supervisor's role is primarily focused on clinical oversight, which includes conducting evaluations, making interpretations of the evaluations, and managing cases. Supervisors ensure that speech-language pathology assistants are adhering to ethical practices and delivering appropriate services, while they themselves carry the responsibility for more complex tasks that require professional judgment, such as evaluations and interpretations of assessments. Consequently, appointment scheduling generally falls under administrative duties rather than clinical responsibilities, making it less associated with the supervisor's core functions in the clinical setting.