NaTavia Shegog

• Implementing Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs): Follow individualized treatment plans to help clients develop social, communication, and functional skills, and reduce challenging behaviors.
• Data Collection: Record and analyze data related to client progress, behaviors, and skills, and report back to the supervising BCBA.
• Skill Acquisition Programs: Support the client in building skills such as communication, social interaction, daily living tasks, and problem-solving.
• Behavior Reduction Strategies: Assist in reducing problematic behaviors (e.g., aggression, self-injury) through specific interventions and strategies.
• Collaboration: Work closely with the BCBA and other team members to modify interventions as needed based on data and progress.
  

- Case Management and Planning:
• Develop and implement comprehensive case plans for children and families involved in CPS cases.
• Monitor and evaluate the progress of families in meeting their case plan goals.
• Maintain detailed and accurate documentation of case activities, progress reports, and relevant information.
Investigation and Assessment:
• Investigate allegations of child abuse, neglect, or unsafe living conditions.
• Conduct interviews with children, parents, family members, and collateral contacts (e.g., teachers, medical professionals).
• Perform risk and safety assessments to determine the immediate and long-term safety of children.
- Safety and Risk Management:
• Ensure the safety and well-being of children by making decisions on necessary interventions, including potential removal from the home.
• Regularly assess family dynamics and living conditions to ensure ongoing child safety.
• Coordinate with law enforcement, healthcare professionals, and other agencies to support investigations and interventions.
- Providing Services and Support:
• Connect families to community resources, such as counseling, substance abuse treatment, housing support, and parenting education.
• Work with families to implement services aimed at addressing the issues identified in the case plan (e.g., substance abuse, domestic violence).
• Provide ongoing monitoring of the child’s and family’s progress through follow-up visits and meetings.
- Court Involvement:
• Testify in court regarding the findings of investigations, case progress, and recommendations for the child’s welfare.
• Ensure compliance with court orders related to child protection and family services.

• Conducted thorough evaluations of client progress, adjusting case plans as needed to maximize success.
• Streamlined case management processes by implementing efficient tracking systems for documentation and reporting purposes.
• Identified community resources for clients, connecting them with essential services such as housing, healthcare, and employment opportunities.
• Improved client outcomes by conducting comprehensive assessments and developing individualized case plans.