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Florida Safety Decision Making Methodology This training is mandatory for all case management staff. The hours obtained from this course may count towards Florida Certification Board (FCB) and COA.
Course Description: The Florida Decision Making Methodology is a new practice for Florida’s child welfare community. The approach is simple: actively interact with the families we assist to ensure our children’s safety, well-being, and permanency are being met. Attendees must attend all of the dates registered for in the cycle.
Cycle 9: Mondays & Tuesdays
Cycle 10: Thursdays & Fridays
Day 1: Jan. 6th (Mon) Day 1: Jan. 9th (Thurs) Day 2: Jan. 7th (Tues) Day 2: Jan. 10th (Fri)
Day 3: Jan. 13th (Mon) Day 3: Jan. 16th (Thurs)
Day 4: Jan. 14th (Tues) Day 4: Jan. 17th (Fri) Day 5: Jan. 21st (Tues) Day 5: Jan. 23rd (Thurs)
Day 6: Jan. 22nd (Wed) Day 6: Jan. 24th (Fri)
Day 7: Jan. 27th (Mon) Day 7: Jan. 30th (Thurs) Day 8: Jan 28th (Tues) Day 8: Jan. 31st (Fri)
Instructors: Safety Practice Experts: Pamela Cochran and/or M. Espinosa CPI co-trainer: To be announced DCF Trainer Location: Palm Beach 1st Floor Intake Visitation Room (Old Pre-Service Training Room) Credit: Six (6) training hours
ChildNet staff: register via Relias http://childnet.training.essentiallearning.com/
Search title: ChildNet Florida Safety Decision Making Methodology Search code: CNFSDM CHS staff: please register via email to Career Development Specialist, M. Espinosa [email protected]
Incident Reports This training is highly recommended for all case management staff and front-line staff. The hours obtained from this course may count towards Florida Certification Board (FCB) and COA.
Session Information: Date Time Location January 30 (Thursday) 2PM-3PM Conference Rooms A & B
Course Description: This training will discuss the proper format in which to document an incident on an active case. The training will include information on ChildNet policy and procedures on what constitutes an incident, individuals that are notified of the incident, as well as what forms need to be documented. Instructor: Corinne L Millikan Credits: 1 training hour ChildNet staff: please register via Essential Learning http://childnet.training.essentiallearning.com/ Search title: ChildNet Certification Workshop 009 - Incident Reporting Search code: CNCW009 CHS staff: please register via email to Career Development Specialist, M. Espinosa [email protected]
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SkillNet http://skillnet.dcf.state.fl.us/
FSFN Select an option from the Worker Training area
For a list of the current trainings and to register for trainings, please go directly to the CSC website:
http://www.cscpbc.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=coursecatalog.list
Name of Training Date of Training Time of Training
Cultural Competency and Bridges Out of Poverty Reflective Practice
January 9 (Thursday) 3PM to 5PM
Cultural Competency Reflective Practice January 16 (Thursday) 9AM to 11AM
Continued Florida Safety Decision Making Methodology Training for Frontline staff
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Being a member of ChildNet’s staff brings extra incentives to obtaining an advanced degree. Contact Career Development for more information on the type of advanced degree program that would fit your busy schedule. Let ChildNet be a part of your
continuing career development!
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Course Name Course Description and Info:
A Culture-Centered Approach to Recovery
Demonstrates the many ways in which culture is central, not peripheral, to recovery. The course includes a review of the many dimensions of culture, the impact of worldview on psychosocial rehabilitation (PSR) practice and the steps to becoming a culturally competent service provider. It includes exercises which help the learner explore their own culture and worldview as well as identify biases which could impact their relationships with others. [1.25 credit hours]. Search Code: EL-CCA-BH-CASRA
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discrimination under any program or activity receiving or benefiting from federal financial assistance and administered by ChildNet.
In accordance with CFOP 60-16 and 60-10 - Any persons needing auxiliary aids or special accommodations as per the Americans with Disabilities Act and/or other accommodations to
attend this event/meeting/training should contact the facilitator at least seven (7) days in advance so that the appropriate arrangements can be made.
Facilitator contact should be made through Martha Rubio – [email protected] (561) 789-6035
