Department worker definition

Department worker means the worker who is responsible for providing social casework as de- scribed in 441—Chapter 131.
Department worker means the worker who is responsible for providing social casework as described in 441—Chapter 131.
Department worker means the Department of Health and Human Services worker who is responsible for providing social casework. (441 IAC 182.1(234))

Examples of Department worker in a sentence

  • Personal information about the client may not be shared with anyone but the Department worker and the client.

  • That office will forward them directly to the responsible Department worker so this information can be evaluated by juvenile court.

  • The Department worker also uses this form to authorize the purchase of ▇▇▇ services.

  • Completion The Department worker must explain the rights, in an age- appropriate manner, to youth on the worker’s caseload when the youth becomes 14 years of age or, if the youth is older than 14, after the youth enters out-of-home placement.

  • Completion The Department worker, as the “referral worker” completes the form before: ♦ The child is placed into ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ care.

  • If the DIF provides services and prepares monitoring reports on the child, these reports will be sent to the Consulate Office, which will send copies directly to the responsible Department worker.


More Definitions of Department worker

Department worker means the worker who is responsible for opening a service case.