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The Authority is amending 410-180 to ensure compliance with changes made during the 2017 legislative session to ORS 413.042, 413.400, 414.025, 414.736, 414.740, 414.665, 443.004, 414.435, and 414.665, amending the definitions of Peer Support Specialist and Peer Wellness Specialist and adding Family Support Specialist and Youth Support Specialist.
The Authority is amending 410-180 to ensure compliance with changes made during the 2017 legislative session to ORS 413.042, 413.400, 414.025, 414.736, 414.740, 414.665, 443.004, 414.435, and 414.665, amending the definitions ofPeer Support Specialist and Peer Wellness Specialist and adding Family Support Specialist and Youth Support Specialist.
The Parent Support Specialist and Youth Support Specialist may support the wraparound process and be an ongoing part of the Child and Family Team by helping the youth/family to understand the wraparound process, empowering youth/family to make choices to achieve desired outcomes, and assisting youth/family to uncover resources and natural supports that may be available.
The Youth Support Specialist must be supervised by a person meeting the qualifications for a Youth Support Supervisor and a Licensed Mental Health Professional.
In-service training sessions are required at a minimum of once per 12-month period after the successful completion of the initial 40-hour classroom training for Qualified Behavioral Health Specialists not certified as Certified Peer Support Specialist, Certified Youth Support Specialist, or Certified Family Support Partners.
This new process includes involvement of the Youth Support Specialist, the Psychologist, and/or the QMHP staff to work collaboratively with supervising staff and leadership staff to meet directly with the youth and walk through situations that occur and identify new behaviors and solutions in lieu of formal discipline.
The Qualified Behavioral Health Provider training course offered for those individuals not certified as Certified Peer Support Specialist, Certified Youth Support Specialist, or Certified Family Support Partners, must total a minimum of forty (40) classroom hours and must be successfully completed within a maximum time of the first two (2) months of employment by the Behavioral Health Agency.
CM/CC is denied as a separately billed service when provided by the employee (QMHP, QMHA, Certified Peer Support, Family Support, Peer Wellness or Youth Support Specialist) of an inpatient program or intensive outpatient partial hospitalization program being reimbursed under a per diem rate, unless the service is specifically carved out from the per diem.
Hamilton and unanimously carried upon vote of three ayes and no nays to approve the hire of Anna Monk, part-time Youth Support Specialist, Residential Treatment, $10.02/hr., no benefits.A motion was made by Mark L.
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