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  • QUARTER 6PIP 1.1.3 (A)

    Washoe

  • Washoe County Department of Social Services (WCDSS)PIP Submission — Item 1.1.3

    Develop a training plan for the completions of the safety training for staff developmenton implementation of the safety assessment model including: Safety PlanDevelopment Linking case plan activities to identified service needs to address safetyconcerns; developing staff experts and mentors; develop supervisory knowledge andskills in safety consultations; and provide stakeholder orientation on Nevada’s safetyassessment modeL

    Washoe County Department of Social Services strategy for implementing SAFE (SafetyAssessment Family Evaluation) was developed in consultation with ACTION for ChildProtection and supports safety throughout the life of a case. The training plan issequential in nature and is influenced by both the intended target audience of aparticular event as well as the intervention date for the Permanency InnovationsInitiative (August 6, 2012). A unique component of SAFE implementation includesfidelity competency assessment of staff to the model. Revision of policy manuals anddevelopment of practice guidelines will be completed in consultation with ACTION.UNITY revisions are identified and planned to support policy and model changes.

    To date, training on the revised Intake Assessment (IA), revised Nevada InitialAssessment (NIA), Conditions for Return (CFR) and Consultative Supervision havebeen scheduled and held. The attached spreadsheet denotes staff date of attendance.Of intended participants, 88% of staff completed IA, 100% attended NIA, 100%attended CFR, and 100% attended Consultative Supervision.

    WCDSS has reported through this Performance Improvement Plan the implementationplan for the Permanency Innovations Initiative (P11). The model, SIPS (SafetyIntervention and Permanency System), integrates ACTION’s safety model (SAFE) andFamily Connections developed out of the Ruth Young Center, University of Maryland,Baltimore. WCDSS will test the effectiveness of the model thus will have two caseplanning processes: intervention and control. Three units of permanency workers (18workers) will provide the intervention (referred to as SAFE-FC), and 24 workers willprovide usual permanency services. The SAFE-FC workers will be trained in a caseplanning process to include Protective Capacity Family Assessment (PCFA) andProtective Capacity Progress Assessment (PCPA). This training is scheduled forAugust, September and October 2012 and will include the same rigor of fidelityassessment as the IA, NIA, and CFR. The PCFA process includes exploration of familyneeds identified through the NIA and drives safety services case planning specific to theindividual family. The Children’s Cabinet, Inc., a local non-profit community provider, isa safety services purveyor being training in coordination with WCDSS SAFE-FC staff toenhance case planning activities.

    Staff providing Usual Permanency Services (UPS) utilize the revised NIA and newConditions for Return to drive case planning activities. UPS workers continue to haveaccess to, and are encouraged to utilize, facilitated case plan meetings to drive case

  • plan activities identified by both the worker and family. Supervisors attendedConsultative Supervision and developed knowledge and skills to enhance consultationregarding case plan activities driven by exploration from the NIA process. ACTIONconsultants are working closely with Senior Leadership to conduct NIA roundtables forsupervisors and workers. During these roundtables, supervisors and workers exploreidentification of impending threats and diminished caretaker protective capacity to driveprecise case planning activities. The coordination of Condition for Return, NIAroundtables, and fidelity assessments has created a sense of urgency around case planactivities that are precise and meaningful to the family.

    WCDSS currently utilizes a training unit comprised of four senior social works and onesupervisor to train all new incoming staff. Two senior social workers are experts in theassessment process, and two are experts in permanency services. The training unit willbe a part of the Department’s quality assurance process to ensure the fidelity of SAFE.To complement the expert training and consultation provided by ACTION, oneassessment trainer and one permanency trainer will be trained in the intervention andwill become “resident experts” as part of the team responsible for training the othertrainers as well as new staff as required. The trainers and supervisors will becomeexperts of the SAFE model to provide the guidance, mentoring and coaching in order tosustain the training for implementation of SAFE.

    Stakeholder orientation to the model is managed through communication andpresentation to the SAFE-PC Community Advisory Committee (CAC), presentation toModel Court, ACTION presentation to the legal community, and meetings with thePublic Defender’s and District Attorney’s Office. There have been three CAC meetingsheld to date and agendas are available. The purpose of the CAC is to provide strategicguidance in developing community awareness for SIPS, and to serve as the project’scommunity ambassador. The CAC includes members from the following communitiesor disciplines: faith, Court, education, health, media, foster parent, and birth parent.

  • SAFE-FC Training Log 6-1-12

    WCDSS

    xx

    NA xNA

    x

    98.00x

    xNA

    CompExam No SAFEJC

    Camp Comp Extra Foundation CampCFR Exam CASI Exam Credit Training Exam

    x NA x 99.00 94.00x NA x 103.50 99.00x NA x 86.00 86.00

    NA x 75.00 71.00x NA x 103.00 98.00x NA x 104.00 100.00x NA x 98.00 93.00

    x NA x 100.50 96.00x NA x 100.00 98.00x NA x 97.00 93.00x NA x 103.00 98.00x NA x 92.50 88.00x NA x ioaoo 100.00

    93.00105.00

    xNA

    x

    100.00100.50

    xNA

    x

    96.0098.00

    xNA

    93.0093.00

    x88.00

    104.50 100.00

    1 P11 Evaluation Liaison Negron Dena x 72.5 x x NA x 99.52 P11 Project Director Jim Durand x 73 x x NA

  • Children’s Cabinet

    11 Therapist x

    Note: Children’s Cabinet staff did not participate in the IA training (w/excp.) or Consultative Supervisiontrainings. They are not primary providers/case managers of the intervention. They did participate in theNIA, CPA, and CASI training for orientation; but did not take competency exams. They did completedcourse evaluations/ratings for these events CC is currently participating in PCFA related trainings

    Title Name

    i~ base Manager Brandon Thompson2 Case Manager Kim Hargrove3 Case Manager Cassondra Pasley4 Case Manager Megan Lytle6 Case Manager Malu Maluotoga6 Case Manager Rachel Wiseman

    ~2$ ë’dp~d~is6~ ~5~;; ~‘7 Case Manager Patricia Lopez8 Case Manager Richie Neils9 Case Manager Kiersten Cladding

    10 Case Manager Nancy Noonan

    SAFE-ItComp Comp Comp Foundatio Comp

    CFR Exam Conssup Exam CASI Exam n Training ExamX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/a

    n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/aX n/a n/a X n/a n/a

    Brianna Carter n/a n/a X n/a n/a

  • Intake and Assessment (IA) Training

    Agency First Last Date Session 1 Session 2 Session 2 TotalWCDSS Ana Araya 3080911 2.75 2.75 0 5.5WCDSS Cindy Adams [GJlI2tLSiltl 2.75 2.75 5.5WCDSS Alexis Auckenthaler [6j1k2~1i~KI 2.75 2.75 flWCDSS Abby Badolato 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Jennifer Bakotich 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS ~ ~ 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Jennifer Bascom 3 O8091i. 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Rosie Basterrechea ~ 2.75 2.75 5.5WCDSS Julia Bauer 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Judith Bickett 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Jena Blair 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS 2.75 2.75WCDSS Amber Breuer 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Linda Brouker 2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Jesse Brown 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS ~J~bn~ Bj~ThiL ~ 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Marymar Cabales ~ 2.75 2.75 5.5

    • WCDSS Steve Canale 4 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Francis Cheathon 4 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Jessie Cohen 5081111 2.75 0 0 2.75WCDSS Anastasia Cooper 5081111 0 2.75 2.75 5.5WCDSS Shatalaine DeBoer 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Mt?l5’~l~S F—~--—~rc’i~ii~——— 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Kelly Dieckman 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS ~Jtm— I!iuiiarid 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Alaina Eggers 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Melony Elam 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Mary Encarnacion 4080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Norman Enlow 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Juliette Erickson 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Katie Erickson 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Deborah Falkosky 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Lisa Foelsch 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Michaele Franklin 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Ruben Garcia 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Patty Gates 2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Tara Goodsell 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Alison Guinan 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Elise Henriques 2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

  • WCDSS Janet Higgins 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Carol Hughes 4 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCOSS Colette Imasaki 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Steve iachimowicz 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Barbara Jaime 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Billy Jennings 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Jennifer Kelly 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Jayme Kenneson 4 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Katherine Kennington ~5 2.75 2.75 flWCDSS Susanne Ketring 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Alicia Kraft 511 2.75 2.75 flWCDSS Rayna Labarry 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Rebecca Lankford 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS glenda lee 4 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Jessica Lemaire 2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Elizabeth Lewis 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS ~~io ~ez k~sii 2.75 2.75 5.5WCDSS Michelle Lucier 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Otto Lynn 2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Dianna Mann 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Eduardo Martinez 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS ~i!i~.s1äi~t ~1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS ~~ey ~NC~lJ1Jr~e-~- 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Lisa May 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Shannon McCoy 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Jennifer McKeirnan 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Dorothy Meline ~ 2.75 2.75 .5WCDSS Andrea Menesini 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Erika Meszaros 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Karen Micklish 2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Natalie Miller 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Kristen Monibi 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Stacey Morris 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Amber Myers 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS pL~e;rn~~ 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Alexandria Nelson 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS ~ 4080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Noelle Parks 2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS ~PflJ~ ~a 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS George Pelham 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Nancy Petersen 4 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Michelle Phillips 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Sl~gq F~onire~ima~i 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Kelly Reed 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS A~1 t~V~ioi~Js 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS pirawrnw~ R~b~~ts’L!ijiI 2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Michelle Rosencrantz-Levrett 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

  • WCDSS Julie Ryle 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Denise SaIla 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Amy ~ ~ 2.75 2.75 flWCDSS Valerie Santos 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Kacie Schwin 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Samantha Sevcsik 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Betty Sharkey 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Scott Sheldon 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Emily Smith 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Kristi Sprinkle 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Tara Sterrett 4080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Jamie Taylor 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Kathryn Wallace 5 081111 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS ~~2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Valerie Welsh 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Heather Wenker ~511 2.75 2.75WCDSS Marcia Williams 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Tammi Williamson 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS ~1Yli—1~aern~n.....____i~51 2.75 2.75WCDSS Chondra Wwood 2 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25WCDSS Diane Wozniak 1 080811 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

    WCDSS Krystal Zboinski 3 080911 2.75 2.75 2.75 8.25

  • NoteIncomplete

    IncompleteIncomplete

  • Nevada Initial Assessment (NIA) Training

    Organization First Name Last Name Email Date of TrainingWCDSS [email protected] NIA3WCDSS Alexis Auckenthaler [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Araceli Avalos [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Abby Badolato [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Kristy Baker [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Kristy Baker [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS l!i~TJa B~rimc&riep [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Jennifer Bascom [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Rosie Basterrechea [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Julia Bauer [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Judith Bickett [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Jena Blair [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS R~at SB~aje:m [email protected] NIA7WCDSS E~g:e~ F~’ff~jj~ra [email protected] NIA8WCDSS Julie Brandt [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Amber Breuer [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Jesse Brown [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS hJ~hyn Bt~a1 [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Marymar Cabales [email protected] NIA 3WCOSS Laura Calvo [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Steve Canale [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Francis Cheathon [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Anastasia Cooper [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Shatalaine DeBoer [email protected] NIA7WCDSS Mith~[e~ pa~i~ihh’~j~ [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Kelly Dieckman [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Alaina Eggers [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Melony Elam [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Norman Enlow [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Katie Erickson [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Juliette Erickson [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Lisa Foelsch [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Michaele Franklin [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Sarah Fries [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Ruben Garcia [email protected] NIA7WCDSS Jackie Goatley [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Alison Cuinan [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Elise Henriques [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Janet Higgins [email protected] NIA 8

  • WCDSS Carol Hughes [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Colette Imasaki [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Steve Jachimowicz [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Billy Jennings [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Jennifer Kelly [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Jayme Kenneson [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Katherine Kennington [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Susanne Ketring [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Alicia Kraft [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Leslie Kuc [email protected] NIA 9WCDSS Rebecca Lankford [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Alice LeDesma [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Glenda Lee [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Jessica Lemaire [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Elizabeth Lewis [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS — SLro;p:e~z [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Michelle Lucier [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Otto Lynn [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS M Maluotoga [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Pierre Marche [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Jeanne Marsh [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Eduardo Martinez [email protected] NIA3WCDSS ~~~say SM~’~I~ [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS Lisa May [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS ~ee M~€hwiep [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Shannon McCoy [email protected] NIA 9WCDSS Jennifer McKeirnan [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Dorothy Meline [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Andrea Menesini [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Erika Meszaros [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Karen Micklish [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Natalie Miller [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Kristen Monibi [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Stacey Morris [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Amber Myers [email protected] NIA8WCDSS ....~.JJgria SN:cgno:rn~ [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Alexandria Nelson [email protected] MA 7WCDSS Lori Osterman [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS ..J~fl~Et’a~ &Thtin:~ra [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Noelle Parks [email protected] MA 8WCDSS ~JW R~aua [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Nancy Petersen [email protected] NIA 8WCDSS ~as~e~ç’ Ø~o~m’~ri[e~oa [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Kelly Reed [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS Julie I Ryle [email protected] NIA 10

  • WCDSS Denise Salla [email protected] NIA 9WCDSS [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Valerie Santos [email protected] NIA 7WCDSS Kacie Schwin [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Betty Sharkey [email protected] NIA7WCDSS Scott Sheldon [email protected] NIA 9WCDSS Kristi Sprinkle ksprinkle@washoecounty us NIA 7WCDSS Tara Sterrett tsterrett@washoecounty us NIBWCDSS Jamie Taylor jtaylor@washoecounty us NIA 11WCDSS Caroline Thomas [email protected] NIBWCDSS Ortencia Vital-Hafley [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS ~ [email protected] NIA 10WCDSS Valerie Welsh vwelsh@washoecounty us NIA 9WCDSS Marcia Williams [email protected] NIA BWCDSS Tammi Williamson [email protected] NIA 9WCDSS Cynthia Willis cwillis@washoecounty us NIA 8WCDSS Pat Wilson [email protected] NIA 11WCDSS ~~ [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Chondra wood [email protected] NIA 9WCDSS Diane Wozniak [email protected] NIA 3WCDSS Krystal Zboinski kzboinski@washoecounty us NIA 7

    No Tei~~~d,ront end aspee of onfi ing Sa nviron nt~ (~ @o r e atio s on fi ~~~~

  • Conditions for Return Training

    Agency First Last Email Address Date1 WCDSS Alexis Auckenthaler [email protected] CFR3 1201112 WCDSS Abby Badolato [email protected] CFRS 1207113 WCDSS Kristy Baker [email protected] CFRS 1207114 WCDSS Jennifer Bakotich [email protected] CFR4 1206115 WCDSS I!i~~a ‘B~ir1m:o:r1e— [email protected] CFR8 1213116 WCDSS Jennifer Bascom [email protected] CFRG 1208117 WCDSS Rosie Basterrechea [email protected] CFR3 1201118 WCDSS Julia Bauer [email protected] CFR5 1207119 WCDSS Judith Bickett [email protected] CFR6 120811

    10 WCDSS Jena Blair [email protected] CFR3 12011111 WCDSS [email protected] CFR4 12061112 WCDSS [email protected] CFR3 12011113 WCDSS Julie Brandt [email protected] CFR8 12131114 WCDSS Amber Breuer [email protected] CFR3 12011115 WCDSS Jesse Brown [email protected] CFR 7 12091116 WCDSS ~J.~tiirn ~rn [email protected] CFR1 11291217 WCDSS Marymar Cabales [email protected] CFR8 12131118 WCDSS Laura Calvo [email protected] CFR8 12131119 WCDSS Steve Canale [email protected] CFR5 12071120 WCDSS ~h~Th (@l’ifire [email protected] CFR1 11291121 WCDSS Anastasia Cooper [email protected] CFR 7 12091122 WCDSS Shatalaine DeBoer [email protected] CFRS 12131123 WCDSS ~ [email protected] CFR8 12131124 WCDSS ‘mwxiaiurd [email protected] CFR1 11291125 WCDSS Melony Elam [email protected] CFR8 12131126 WCDSS Katie Erickson [email protected] CFR6 12081127 WCDSS Juliette Erickson [email protected] CFR8 12131128 WCDSS Lisa Foelsch [email protected] CFR4 12061129 WCDSS Michaele Franklin [email protected] CFRS 12071130 WCDSS Sarah Fries [email protected] CFR6 12081131 WCDSS Ruben Garcia [email protected] CFR1 11291132 WCDSS Alison Guinan [email protected] CFR6 12081133 WCDSS Janet Higgins [email protected] CFR 7 12091134 WCDSS Steve Jachimowicz [email protected] CFR8 12131135 WCDSS Billy Jennings [email protected] CFR2 11301136 WCDSS Jennifer Kelly [email protected] CFR4 12061137 WCDSS Jayme Kenneson [email protected] CFR8 12131138 WCDSS Susanne Ketring [email protected] CFR6 12081139 WCDSS Alicia Kraft [email protected] CFR3 12011140 WCDSS Leslie Kuc [email protected] CFRS 12071141 WCDSS Rayna Labarry [email protected] CFR 7 12091142 WCDSS Rebecca Lankford [email protected] CR4 12061143 WCDSS Alice LeDesma [email protected] CFR4 12061144 WCDSS Glenda Lee [email protected] CFR6 120811

  • 45 WCDSS Jessica Lemaire [email protected] CFR6 12081146 WCDSS ~ere ~p:e’ [email protected] CFR3 12011147 WCDSS Otto Lynn [email protected] CFR 7 12091148 WCDSS Jeanne Marsh [email protected] CFR4 12061149 WCDSS Eduardo Martinez [email protected] CFR1 112911SO WCDSS kt~s’aw—il~l~r~hirs [email protected] CFR6 12081151 WCDSS I1~&@L~oie [email protected] CFR8 121311

    WCDSS Shannon McCoy [email protected] CFR4 12061152 WCDSS Shannon McCoy [email protected] CFR6 12081153 WCDSS Jennifer McKeirnan [email protected] CFR 7 12091154 WCDSS Dorothy Meline [email protected] CFR4 12061155 WCDSS Andrea Menesini [email protected] CFR2 11301156 WCDSS Erika Meszaros [email protected] CFR8 12131157 WCDSS Karen Micklish [email protected] CFR5 12071158 WCDSS Natalie Miller [email protected] CFR6 12081159 WCDSS Kristen Monibi [email protected] CFR6 12081160 WCDSS Stacey Morris [email protected] CFR6 12081161 WCDSS Amber Myers [email protected] CFR4 12061162 WCDSS ‘~;en~ [email protected] CFR1 11291163 WCDSS Alexandria Nelson [email protected] CFR 7 12091164 WCDSS Lori Osterman [email protected] CER 7 12091165 WCDSS ‘~iT~t~a ~lim’er [email protected] CFR8 12131166 WCDSS [email protected] CFR8 12131167 WCDSS Nancy Petersen [email protected] CER 7 12091168 WCDSS [email protected] CFR8 12131169 WCDSS [email protected] CFR8 12131170 WCDSS ‘[email protected] CFR6 12081171 WCDSS Julie Ryle jryle~washoecounty.us CFR3 12011172 WCDSS Denise Salla [email protected] CFR8 12131173 WCDSS ~ [email protected] CFR8 12131174 WCDSS Valerie Santos [email protected] CFR3 12011175 WCDSS Kacie Schwin [email protected] CFR8 12131176 WCDSS Samantha Sevcsik [email protected] CFR 7 12091177 WCDSS Betty Sharkey [email protected] CFR8 12131178 WCDSS Scott Sheldon [email protected] CFR 7 12091179 WCDSS (wairimeia~SEl~a [email protected] CFRS 12071180 WCDSS Tara Sterrett [email protected] CFR8 12131181 WCDSS ~n [email protected] CFR 7 12091182 WCDSS Valerie Welsh [email protected] CFRS 12071183 WCDSS Marcia Williams [email protected] CFR4 12061184 WCDSS Tammi Williamson [email protected] CFR6 12081185 WCDSS ~Yl~ ~Ai~te;n~tai7i [email protected] CFR8 12131186 WCDSS Chondra Wood [email protected] CFR6 12081187 WCDSS Diane Wozniak [email protected] CFR8 121311

    .88 WCDSS Krystal Zboiriski [email protected] CFR3 120111

    Other Particpants:

  • Agency First Last Email Address Date1 ACTION Mike Capello [email protected] CFR 7 1209112 Children’s Cabinet Brianna Carter [email protected] CFR4 1206113 Children’s Cabinet Alejandra Diaz-Praxedes [email protected] CFR4 1206114 Children’s Cabinet Kiersten Gladding [email protected] CFR4 120611S Children’s Cabinet Steve Hedrick [email protected] CFR4 1206116 Children’s Cabinet Gloria Jimenez [email protected] CFRS 1207117 Children’s Cabinet Jacquelyn Kleinedler [email protected] CFR4 1206118 Children’s Cabinet S. Patricia Lopez [email protected] CFR3 1201119 Children’s Cabinet Megan Lytle [email protected] CFR8 121311

    10 Children’s Cabinet Matthew Mowbray [email protected] CFR4 12061111 Children’s Cabinet Nancy Noonan [email protected] CFR4 12061112 Children’s Cabinet Cassie Pasley [email protected] CFR1 11291113 Childre&s Cabinet Elizabeth Shipley [email protected] CFR2 11301114 Children’s Cabinet Rachel Wiseman [email protected] CFR4 12061115 NPT Aaron Blackham [email protected] CFR4 12061116 NPT Patty Neely [email protected] CFR2 113011

  • Consultative Supervision Training - conducted on 3/27/12 and 4/3/12

    First Last Agency Email CompletedBetty Sharkey WCDSS [email protected] y

    Krystal Zboinski WCDSS [email protected] yValerie Santos WCDSS [email protected] y

    Sl!Ieiiva ~r~eiiia WCDSS dnegron~washoecounty.us yJanet Higgins WCDSS [email protected] yAbby Badolato WCDSS [email protected] y

    Shannon McCoy WCDSS [email protected] yDiane Wozniak WCDSS [email protected] y

    Dorothy Meline WCDSS [email protected] yRosie Basterreche WCDSS [email protected] y

    Jennifer Bascom WCDSS [email protected] yMelony Elam WCDSS [email protected] yTammi Williamson WCDSS [email protected] yOtto Lynn WCDSS [email protected] y

    Kristen Monibi WCDSS [email protected] y

  • Appendix I (revised 5-23-12) WORKPLAN IA NIA Enhancements

    Target Completed OngoingIA Task Entity Responsible Implementation Driver Start Date Completion Date

    Convene Intake/NIA Implementation NIA Workgroup Leadership 3/1/2011 3/31/20111 Workgroup X X

    Development of Forms for Documentation NIA Workgroup Facilitative Administration 3/1/2011 6/29/2012of IA; NIA; PDA;PDP CFR; Safety Plan; and

    2 CSECoordinate UNITY (SACWIS) Modifications UNITY Workgroup Decision Support/ Data 3/1/2011 9/22/2011

    3 forlAandNlA System4 Develop Vision of SIPS with Staff PMT Leadership 12/1/2010 2/29/11 X

    Evaluation of Current Program Component NIA Workgroup Facilitated Administration 1/1/2011 2/29/11(NIA Case Review; FST; Paired Teams) X

    SDecisions and Approvals of IA/NIA PMT Leadership 4/1/2011 4/30/2011

    6 enhancements are madeAssessment of Current Community Safety PIT/Cc Systems Intervention 2/1/2011 5/31/2011

    7 Service ProvidersEngage and Inform the Family Court to PMT Systems Intervention 11/1/2010 9/30/2012

    8 support NIA enhancementsIA Policy review and Revision. ACTION: Wayne, Clint, Facilitative Administration 1/1/2012 6/30/2012

    9A WCDSSNIA Policy review and Revision. ACTION: Wayne, Clint, Facilitative Administration 7/1/2011 12/6/2011

    9B WCDSSDevelop Policies to Support the ACTION: Wayne, Clint Competency 8/22/2011 5/15/2012

    bA Implementation of CFRDevelop Policies to Support the ACTION: Wayne, Clint Competency 8/22/2011 8/31/2012 x

    JOB Implementation of CSEIA/NIA Curriculum Redesign Meeting ACTION: Clint Facilitative Administration 6/28/2011 6/28/2011

    11Develop and Produce Curriculum for IA ACTION Competency 7/18/2011 7/31/2011

    12Develop and Produce Curriculum for NIA ACTION Competency 7/25/2011 8/12/2011

    13Develop and Produce Curriculum for CFR ACTION Competency 8/22/2011 9/9/2011

    14Develop and Produce Curriculum for CSE ACTION Competency 8/22/2011 8/31/2012

    1516 Conduct IA Training ACTION Competency 8/8/2011 12/15/2011 X

    All Supervisors attend NIA Training ACTION Training 8/18/2011 11/7/201117 (Abbreviated)

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  • Appendix I (revised 5-23-12) WORKPLAN IA NIA Enhancements

    Target Completed OngoingIA Task Entity Responsible Implementation Driver Start Date Completion Date

    Conduct NIA Training; Supervisors and ACTION Training 8/22/2011 11/7/201118 workers (Units) attend together. X

    Test UNITY Windows and Modify UNITY staff! Workgroup Decision Support/ Data 8/15/2011 8/26/201119 members System X

    Coordinate UNITY (SACWIS) Modifications UNITY Workgroup Decision Support/ Data 8/22/2011 9/29/201120 for SIPS System21 Training for new NIA UNITY Windows UNITY Staff Training 9/19/2011 9/15/2011 X

    Policy Roundtables (Quarterly) PIT/Clint, Mike/NIA competency 10/18/2011 9/30/201222 purveyors23 Specification of Fidelity Criteria for IA PIT/ACTION Performance.Criteria 10/3/2011 4/10/2012 X

    Specification of Fidelity Criteria for NIA PIT/ACTION Performance Criteria 10/10/2011 4/11/201224

    Specification of Fidelity Criteria for CFR PIT/ACTION Performance Criteria 10/17/2011 4/12/201225

    Specification of Fidelity Criteria for CSE PIT/ACTION Performance Criteria 10/24/2011 NA NA NA26

    Conduct training for Conditions For Return ACTION Performance Criteria 10/17/2011 12/13/201127

    Conduct Training for Confirming Safe ACTION Training 10/17/2011 9/28/201228 Environments29 Establish Purveyor- Consultant Groups PIT Leadership 10/3/2011 9/30/2012 X

    Develop a Chapter of the SAFE-FC PIT/ACTION/RYC Competency 10/10/2011 5/25/201230 Intervention Manual for IA

    Develop a Chapter of the SAFE-FC PIT/ACTION/RYC Competency 11/14/2011 6/15/201231 Intervention Manual for NIA32 Use of Intervention Manuals PIT/ACTION/RYC Competency 11/16/2011 8/1/2012

    Development of Fidelity Assessment ACTION/RYC Decision Support Data 1/20/2012 6/30/201233A instrument for IA System

    Development of Fidelity Assessment ACTION/RYC 2/15/2012 6/30/201233B instrument for NIA

    Development of IA competency exam for ACTION/RYC Facilitative Administration 10/17/2011 3/15/201234 Workers and Supervisors

    Development of competency exam ACTION/RYC Facilitative Administration 1/20/2012 3/15/201235 administration system for IA

    Development of NIA competency exam for ACTION/RYC Facilitative Administration 12/12/2011 6/15/2012Workers and Supervisors (inc CFR)

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  • Appendix I (revised 5-23-12) WORKPLAN IA NIA Enhancements

    Target Completed OngoingIA Task Entity Responsible Implementation Driver Start Date Completion Date

    Development of competency exam ACTION/RYC Facilitative Administration 3/15/2012 6/15/2012administration system for the NIA

    37 (including CR)Conduct Consultative Supervision Training ACTION Training 11/19/2011 3/30/2012

    38 xRevise CORE Curriculum to reflect IA/NIA ACTION Competency 10/1/2011 1/31/2012

    39 EnhancementsIA Workers Complete Competency Exam ACTION/RYC/WCDSS Competency 3/1/2012 4/13/2012

    40 xNIA Workers Complete Competency Exam ACTION/RYC/WCDSS Competency 1/23/2012 6/30/2012

    41Supervisors Complete MA Competency ACTION/RYC/WCDSS Competency 1/23/2012 6/30/2012Exam

    42Plan and Develop Specialty Training PIT/ACTION/RYC Facilitative Administration 3/5/2012 9/30/2012Practicurn that are identified from the NIACompetency Exams for Supervisors and xWorkers

    43Conduct Scheduled Roundtables with NIA ACTION Facilitative Administration 11/1/2011 9/30/2012workers Focusing on Specific Case

    44 ConsultationConduct Scheduled Roundtables with PIT/ACTION Competency 1/1/2012 9/30/2012Supervisors Focusing on Consultative

    45 Supervision with staffFacilitate Supervisory Peer to Peer Review PIT/ACTION Competency 2/1/2012 9/30/2012that Focuses on NIA Fidelity and Case X

    46 ConsultationDevelop Coaching Program for Individual ACTION/RYC/WCDSS Facilitative Administration 2/1/2012 9/30/2012Competency Development that SupervisorsImplement with IA/NIA Staff

    47Develop Purveyors to Establish Internal ACTION/RYC/WCDSS 10/1/2011 9/30/2012Capacity to Provide Consultation; Coaching; X

    48 Mentoring CompetencyConduct Fidelity Criteria Testing For IA ACTION/RYC/WCDSS 4/15/2012 8/3/2012

    49 Facilitative Administration

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  • Appendix I (revised 5-23-12) WORKPLAN IA NIA Enhancements

    Target Completed OngoingIA Task Entity Responsible Implementation Driver Start Date Completion Date

    Conduct Fidelity Criteria Testing For NIA ACTION/RYC/WCDSS 4/2/2012 8/3/201250 Facilitative Administration

    Analyze Fidelity Review Results and Plan to ACTION/RYC/WCDSS Decision Support Data 4/15/2012 9/30/201251 Adapt and Modify IA System

    Analyze Fidelity Review Results and Plan to 4/9/2012 9/30/201252 Adapt and Modify NIA ACTION/RYC/WCDSS

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  • Appendix i (revised 5-24-12) Washoe County P11 Implementation Work Plan

    TargetCompletion

    Task Number Task Entity Responsible Implementation Driver Start Date Date Completed Ongoing

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    1 Review and Revise WCDSS Ongoing Services Policies PIT/PMT/IPT Facilitative Administration 10/1/2011 10/1/2011 X X2 Restructure units, redefine roles WCDSS/CC/PMT Faciliatative Administration 10/1/2011 2/29/2012 X X3 PIT Facilitated Monthly Information Sessions PIT Leadership 10/1/2011 9/30/2012 X X4 Establish Washoe SAFE-FC Implementation Purveyor Team PIT/PMT Leadership 9/5/2011 9/30/2012 X XS Develop Concrete Services PIT/PMT/CC Systems Intervention 10/1/2011 ongoing X X6 Develop In Home Safety Services PIT/PMT/CC Systems Intervention 5/31/2012 ongoing X X

    WCDSS/CC/PIT/PMT 10/1/20117 Develop Array of Change Focused Services Systems Intervention ongoing X X

    PMT/PIT 10/1/20118 Develop Support Strategies to Retain Professional Workforce Leadership ongoing X X

    . PMT/PIT/WCDSS/CC/PIIET Selection, Faciliative 10/1/20129 Select/Reassign Staff to Implement Interventions Administration 2/15/2012 X X

    10 Develop SAFE-FC Intervention Manual ACTION/RYC/PIT/TTAP Training, Coaching 2/10/2012 6/30/2012 X

    ACTION/RYC/CC/PIT/TTAP 1/30/2012Finalize learning approach for SAFE-FC Supervisors, including thedevelopment of foundational knowledge based training material

    11 and preservice experiential skill development practicum Training, Coaching 7/15/2012Develop initial implementation inservice mentoring and coaching ACTION/RYC/PIT/TTAP/IPT Coaching 6/1/2012

    12 model 8/15/2012Modify UNITY to support implementation of SAFE-FC interventions WCDSS/ACTION/RYC/PIT/ Decision Support Data 10/1/2011

    13 and data collection of outputs and outcomes CC/PIIET System 6/15/2012RYC/PIIET/PIT/WCDSS/CC/ Decision Support Data

    14 Develop CASI protocols ACTION System 1/20/2012 4/15/2012RYC/ACTION/PIT/WCDSS/ Decision Support Data

    15 Develop fidelity criteria, definitions, & assessment measures IPT/CC/TTAC/PIIET System 4/1/2012 6/5/201216 Identify Additional Grants WCDSS/CC Systems Intervention 8/1/2011 ongoing17 Maximize Federal Reimbursement WCDSS Facilitative Administration 10/1/2011 ongoing18 Recruit & select safety service providers CC/WCDSS/PIT/CAC Systems Intervention 1/1/2012 ongoing19 Recruit & select change focused service providers WCDSS/CC/PIT/PMT/CAC Systems Intervention 1/1/2012 ongoing

    Develop supervisor expertise and capacity to provide structuredcriteria based consultation related to SAFE-FC intervention practice

    20 and decision making. ACTION/RYC Training 4/1/2012 5/31/2012ACTION/RYC 1/25/2012

    Provide a series of progressive training experiences that areintended to build competency of SAFE-FC Implementation Team

    21 (supervisors) related to the PCFA & SMART-Case Planning Training 6/30/2012

  • Appendix J (revised 5-24-12) Washoe County P11 Implementation Work Plan

    TargetCompletion

    Task Number Task Entity Responsible Implementation Driver Start Date Date Completed Ongoing22 Conduct In-Home Safety Services Training ACTION/CC Training 5/1/2012 7/30/2012

    Conduct Change Focused Services Training for community service23 providers ACTION/RYC Training 5/1/2012 8/31/2012

    Provide Foundational PCFA & SMART Case Plan Training for SAFE- ACTION/RYC 6/26/201224 FC Workers Training 8/10/201225 Deleted PFC Task (P2 L2)26 Deleted - PFC Task (P2 L2)

    Provide Foundational PCPA Training for SAFE-FC Implementation ACTION/RYC 10/1/201227 Purveyor Team Training 10/31/201228 Conduct PCPA Training for Workers ACTION/RYC Training 11/1/2012 11/30/2012

    Implement SAFE-FC Purveyor Team & Worker Practicum ACTION/RYC29 Experiences Training, Coaching 8/14/2012 9/30/2012

    Develop and implement SAFE-FC Competency exams with ACTION/RYC30 Implementation PurveyorTeam & SAFE-FC workers Performance Assessment 6/30/2012 ongoing

    Implement SAFE-FC Proficiency Skill Demonstrations for SAFE-FC ACTION/RYC31A Implementation Team Performance Assessment 4/24/2012 ongoing X

    Implement SAFE-FC Proficiency Skill Demonstrations for SAFE-FC ACTION/RYC31B case work staff Performance Assessment 9/1/2012 9/30/2012

    ACTION/RYC Decision Support DataTrain/prepare Washoe to conduct fidelity assessments at 95% inter- System, Performance

    32 rater reliaibility Assessment 3/15/2013 ongoing X

    ACTION/RYC Decision Support DataSystem, Performance

    33 Implement Quarterly Fidelity Assessments Assessment 11/1/2012 ongoing XWashoe teams Decision Support Data

    System, Performance34 Implement Local Monthly Fidelity Assessments Assessment 4/1/2013 ongoing X

    RYC Decision Support DataSystem, Performance

    35 Manage the fidelity assessment system in Qualtrics Assessment 10/1/2012 ongoing XP IT/I PT

    36 Implement Rountables to Support the Supervisory Coaching Role Coaching 8/15/2012 ongoing37 Develop a Teaming and Governance Structure WCDSS/PIT Facilitative Administration 12/8/2010 3/15/2012 X X

    Plan and Develop Strategies for Communicating with internal and38 external partners WCDSS/PIT Facilitative Administration 11/1/2011 ongoing X X39 Quality Assurance Framework Developed and Installed WCDSS/ACTION/RYC Facilitative Administration 4/1/2013 ongoing X40 Sustainability Concepts and Long-Term Plan Developed WCDSS/PMT Facilitative Administration 10/1/2011 4/30/2014 X

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