Crisis Intervention Training Sample Clauses
The Crisis Intervention Training clause requires that certain individuals, typically employees or contractors, receive specialized instruction on how to effectively respond to emergency or high-stress situations. This training may cover topics such as de-escalation techniques, recognizing signs of mental health crises, and appropriate communication strategies. By mandating this training, the clause ensures that personnel are better equipped to handle crises safely and professionally, thereby reducing risks and improving outcomes during critical incidents.
Crisis Intervention Training. 312. The City agrees to provide all officers and recruits with initial and ongoing annual in-service on responding to individuals in crisis. The initial and annual training will address the circumstances in which a specialized Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) officer should be dispatched or consulted, and how situations involving individuals in crisis should be addressed if a specialized CIT officer is not immediately available.
Crisis Intervention Training i. Act as a liaison with DBH’s Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) team Program Manager I and the CSUSB Chief of Police to assist in the coordination of providing behavioral health trainings and education to CSUSBPD and other campus personnel who provide direct supportive services to students on campus.
Crisis Intervention Training. The SPD shall provide a 40 hour Crisis Intervention Training course for at least two (2) STA Officers each calendar year.
Crisis Intervention Training. 143. CDP The City will provide training on responding to individuals in crisis to all of its officers and recruits. Within 365 days of the Effective Date, officers will be provided with at least eight hours of initial training, and all officers will receive annual in-service training thereafter. The initial and annual training will be adequate in quality, quantity, type, and scope, and will include the circumstances in which a specialized CIT officer should be dispatched or consulted and how situations involving individuals in crisis should be addressed if a specialized CIT officer is not immediately available. All new recruits will receive at least 16 hours of training in the academy that meets these same requirements.
Crisis Intervention Training. The City desires that police personnel be provided the resources and training to be better equipped to respond to mental health related calls to law enforcement. Region agrees to provide crisis intervention training (“CIT”) to Knoxville Police Department (“KPD”) personnel. The training will include 40-hour course of CIT instruction and training for KPD employees.
Crisis Intervention Training. SRO’s will meet training requirements, as provided under Sections 1006.12 (1) and (2) F.S. as they relate to mental health crisis intervention and de-escalation training. Mental health crisis intervention training will be conducted through a curriculum developed by a recognized national organization with expertise in mental health crisis intervention.