Tribal Liaison definition

Tribal Liaison means the tribal liaison described in ORS 414.572.
Tribal Liaison means the single point of contact regarding delivery of behavioral health services to American Indian members.
Tribal Liaison means the Tribal liaison described in ORS 414.572.

Examples of Tribal Liaison in a sentence

  • The letter requested the tribes contact the District Tribal Liaison if they had an interest in any of our programs.

  • The MCO must provide contact information for the Tribal Liaison to the Department and to each tribe in Wisconsin.

  • In some cases the regional Tribal Liaison may serve in either a lead or moderator capacity.

  • The Tribal Liaison will serve as the main point of contact between the MCO and the Department and the MCO and each tribe for all tribal issues.

  • The NATCP must include the contact information for an individual retained by the Lessee as its primary point of contact with federally recognized Tribes (i.e., a Tribal Liaison).

  • The PO must provide contact information for the Tribal Liaison to the Department and to each tribe in Wisconsin.

  • NOAA’s Tribal Liaison will ensure the approach is consistent with this Handbook and ensure information is collected throughout the year in a database.

  • Contact the appropriate FTA regional Tribal Liaison (Appendix B) for application specific information and issues.

  • The Tribal Liaison will serve as the main point of contact between the PO and the Department and the PO and each tribe for all tribal issues.

  • The District Conservationist will notify the State Tribal Liaison of the brief assistance.


More Definitions of Tribal Liaison

Tribal Liaison means the EMNRD employee designated by the Secretary to serve as a contact person for issues pertaining to tribal government consultation and communication. EMNRD, through cooperation with the Department of Indian Affairs (DIA), shall, on an annual basis, contact tribal governments to ensure that the consultation process is effective, and that tribal liaison contact information is updated.
Tribal Liaison means the individual who the attorney
Tribal Liaison means the tribal liaison as identified under Enrolled House Bill 2267 (2019).
Tribal Liaison refers to the OKDHS Child Welfare workers who is assigned to the Tribe to assist in obtaining xxxxxx care payments and Child Care benefits for Tribal custody children placed in Tribally approved xxxxxx homes. “Tribe”, unless otherwise noted refers to the Tribe named specifically in this Agreement. Conditions
Tribal Liaison refers to the Tribal Liaison located in an OKDHS county office. The role of the Tribal Liaison is to assist the Tribe in obtaining xxxxxx care payments for the Tribal custody children. The Tribal Liaison also coordinates with the Custody Specialist in providing information so that the appropriate Title IV-E determinations can be made.

Related to Tribal Liaison

  • Primary care physician means a physician qualified to be an attending physician according to ORS 656.005(12)(b)(A) and who is a general practitioner, family practitioner, or internal medicine practitioner.

  • Licensed mental health professional or "LMHP" means a physician, licensed clinical psychologist, licensed professional counselor, licensed clinical social worker, licensed substance abuse treatment practitioner, licensed marriage and family therapist, certified psychiatric clinical nurse specialist, licensed behavior analyst, or licensed psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioner.

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