Project Director 
Katherine
McCormick |
This University of
Kentucky TA team consists of a project director (Dr. Katherine McCormick)
and three direct supports for and providers as a part of the 17 county
Bluegrass district. The
following University of Kentucky TA team members and their responsibilities
include: |
Program Consultant

Kristi
W. Lunceford
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Program Consultant is responsible for:
- technical assistance and training to providers for programmatic issues
such as regulations, policies and procedures, best practices, and billing.
- training new providers and assisting them throughout the enrollment
process to become First Steps providers.
- maintaining a resource library of early intervention materials.
- acting as a liaison to District Early Intervention Councils (DEIC).
- conducting quarterly service coordinator meetings and other informational
meetings for providers.
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Parent Consultant

Connie
Coovert |
Parent Consultant is responsible for:
- providing information and resources to families.
- offering a parent perspective to other families and providers (each
is a parent of a child currently or formerly enrolled in First Steps)
and representing family interests and concerns to other stakeholders
and staff.
- coordinating training and special events for families of children
with developmental delays such as Fireside Chats which focus on preparing
families for the transition from First Steps to preschool.
- linking families to DEIC and other groups to encourage the participation
of families in planning and meeting the needs of children with development
delays.
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Program Evaluator/ Monitor

Bess
Abney |
Program Evaluator/Monitor is responsible for:
- conducting periodic review of provider records to assure regulatory
compliance.
- monitoring quality of services and outcomes.
- identifying training and technical assistance needs based on reviews.
- consulting with providers and program consultants during the development
of corrective action plans.
- responding to complaints and quality concerns reported by families,
providers and others.
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April 17, 2008 16:09
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