Program Management Structure The NFN requires a management structure for its program sites that supports the objectives of the program. The structure includes clearly defined staff roles and responsibilities, measurable program outcomes, methods for continuous quality improvement, strategies for professional development, supervisory structure, and connections to the community. Program Staffing Plan & Positions NFN site may have some combination of the following program staff roles: 1 part-time program manager (.20 FTE) 1 full-time clinical supervisor (.75-1.0 FTE) 2-4 full-time family support providers (1.0 FTE each) 1 part-time connections coordinator (.50 FTE) 1 part-time parenting group facilitator (.50 FTE) 1 part-time group facilitator (.20 FTE) children’s Position Typical Reports to: Supervisor of: State Qualifications: Federal representation: Qualifications: Program 0.2 FTE Senior staff Clinical Bachelor’s Degree Bachelor’s Degree Manager member as Supervisor (Master’s (Master’s designated by preferred), preferred), agency previous experience previous experience Clinical .75-1 FTE Program Master’s FSP’s, connection Degree, Master’s Degree, Supervisor Manager coordinator, previous previous nurturing parent supervisory and supervisory and group coordinator clinical experience clinical experience Family Support 2-4 FTE Clinical HS Diploma, 2 Associates degree Provider (FSP), years previous Supervisor (Bachelor’s including experience preferred), Father FSP previous experience Nurturing 0.5 FTE Clinical Volunteers and Associates degree Associates degree Supervisor interns related (Bachelor’s (Bachelor’s Connection’s Nurturing Coordinator preferred), preferred), Connections previous experience previous experience Nurturing 0.5 FTE Clinical Group degree Not Applicable Children’s Bachelor’s Parent Group Supervisor Facilitator and (Master’s Coordinator Nurturing Group preferred), volunteers previous experience 0.20 FTE Nurturing HS Diploma or Not Applicable Children’s Group Parent Group GED (Associates or Facilitator Coordinator Bachelor’s preferred) Table 1: Program Staffing Plan Staffing plan may vary. All degree requirements are for Social Work, Human Services or other related social sciences field unless otherwise noted. All previous experiences should be in relevant fields. FTE: full time employee.
Program Management Structure The NFN requires a management structure for its program sites that supports the objectives of the program. The structure includes clearly defined staff roles and responsibilities, measurable program outcomes, methods for continuous quality improvement, strategies for professional development, supervisory structure, and connections to the community. Program Staffing Plan & Positions NFN site may have some combination of the following program staff roles: 1 part-time program manager (.20 FTE) 1 full-time clinical supervisor (.75-1.0 FTE) 2-4 full-time family support providers (1.0 FTE each) 1 part-time connections coordinator (.50 FTE) 1 part-time parenting group facilitator (.50 FTE) 1 part-time children’s group facilitator (.20 FTE) Position Typical representation: Reports to: Supervisor of: State Qualifications: Federal Qualifications: Program Manager 0.2 FTE Senior staff member as designated by agency Clinical Supervisor Bachelor’s Degree (Master’s preferred), previous experience Bachelor’s Degree (Master’s preferred), previous experience Clinical Supervisor .75-1 FTE Program Manager FSP’s, connection coordinator, nurturing parent group coordinator Master’s Degree, previous supervisory and clinical experience Master’s Degree, previous supervisory and clinical experience Family Support Provider (FSP), including Father FSP 2-4 FTE Clinical Supervisor HS Diploma, 2 years previous experience Associates degree (Bachelor’s preferred), previous experience Nurturing Connection’s Coordinator 0.5 FTE Clinical Supervisor Volunteers and interns related Nurturing Connections Associates degree (Bachelor’s preferred), previous experience Associates degree (Bachelor’s preferred), previous experience Nurturing Parent Group Coordinator 0.5 FTE Clinical Supervisor Children’s Group Facilitator and Nurturing Group volunteers Bachelor’s degree (Master’s preferred), previous experience Not Applicable Children’s Group Facilitator 0.20 FTE Nurturing Parent Group Coordinator HS Diploma or GED (Associates or Bachelor’s preferred) Not Applicable Table 1: Program Staffing Plan Staffing plan may vary. All degree requirements are for Social Work, Human Services or other related social sciences field unless otherwise noted. All previous experiences should be in relevant fields. FTE: full time employee.