Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.12209 - Orientation and training
Rule 209.
(1) An
agency shall ensure and document all the following:
(a) That each social service worker and each
social service supervisor receives not less than 16 hours of orientation after
initial appointment and before assumption of assigned duties.
(b) That each social service worker and each
social service supervisor receives not less than 15 hours of training relating
to his or her current position within the first year of being assigned to the
position.
(c) That each social
service worker and each social service supervisor receives not less than 15
hours of planned training relating to his or her current position annually
after the time periods specified in subrule (1) of this rule.
(2) The orientation and training
specified in subrule (1) of this rule for each social service worker must
include all the following topics:
(a)
Characteristics and needs of children and families served by the agency,
including trauma-informed parenting, human trafficking, systemic racism, and
SOGIE training.
(b) Requirements of
applicable statutes relating to the services the agency provides that are
subject to these rules.
(c) Agency
expectations for the social service worker to facilitate and supervise the care
of children and to work with families that are served by the agency.
(d) Agency expectations for the social
service worker's role and responsibility with foster parents and other persons
who provide care or services to children and families served by the
agency.
(e) Agency expectations for
developing, maintaining, and reviewing initial and updated service plans for
children and families served by the agency.
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