Child protection specialist definition

Child protection specialist means an employee of the department who investigates allegations
Child protection specialist means an employee of the department who investigates allegations of child abuse, neglect, and endangerment and has been certified pursuant to 41-3-127.

Examples of Child protection specialist in a sentence

  • Child protection specialist (CPS) Bertencelj, then assigned to the case, expressed concern at transferring the case to North Dakota.

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