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Saint Francis Ministries
Program Training Specialist - Area 1
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What they do
A Program Coordinator coordinates ongoing program activity, or a group of related projects, for a company or organization, usually performing administrative or human resources tasks.
$92,448 / year median in Kansas
+13% projected growth
Job Description
The Program Training Specialist provides direct, consistent, hands-on training, including but not limited to case planning, assessments, working with children/youth and families, court preparation, completion of forms, and documentation for all new Case Managers. Provides direct individual or group training to new hires or staff who need additional support regarding the organization's structure, policies, procedures, and forms. Works in partnership with supervisors to create learning environments for their new hires. This includes regular communication during the first 90 days of a new hire's employment. Prepares, sends, and reviews Training Agendas for new hires. Sends, reviews, and monitors completion of Training Plans. Conducts initial face-to-face meetings with new hires, preferably with the employee's Supervisors present. Conducts ongoing face-to-face meetings with new hires and staff who need additional support at least monthly. Develops and/or facilitates program wide trainings for CMP staff. Submits documentation of training to the appropriate parties for recording purposes within 24 business hours of the training. Reviews new hires' documentation, case plans, and court reports and provides feedback regarding compliance, grammar, thoroughness, etc. Observes new hires' interactions, court appearances, and case plans offering guidance and reassurance, demonstrating engagement through role modeling, and providing feedback on their performance. Prepares, sends, reviews, and submits 60/120-day evaluations. Attends team meetings in the offices assigned to build positive working relationships with Supervisors and Case Teams. Responsible for following the organization's onboarding process and training of new staff. Serves as relief Case Manager, when needed due to vacancies and absences. May be in an on-call rotation where you will be available outside of regular working hours to address any urgent issues that arise during your rotation. The essential functions during on-call periods include: