Positions
(updated 9/20/2004)
Position Descriptions
FAR: Family Assistance Representative
Role: Provide direct services and logistical support on site to
survivors, survivor families, and victim families affected by a mass disaster.
This includes: providing information, making travel and lodging
arrangements, and lending emotional support. This work is
supportive rather than clinical in nature.
Credentials: A FAR must be a Master's level or above behavioral
health professional.
Required Training: FEI's one day Crisis Management Training for
Responders (REV.04). See the fact sheet for
more information on this training program.
CSC: Crisis Support Coordinator
Role: Provide support, crisis intervention, and individual, group,
and organizational consultation for FEI customers.
Credentials: A CSC must be a Master's level or above behavioral
health professional and hold a state license or certificate in a
behavioral health discipline. A CSC must also be trained and/or
have experience in conducting individual and group interventions following
catastrophic events. Please see the FAQ Page for more information on
approved debriefing training and/or experience.
Required Training: FEI's one day Crisis Management Training for
Responders (REV.04). See the fact sheet for
more information on this training program.
Additional Requirements: Documentation of professional liability
insurance must show the following minimum limits: $1million per
occurrence and $3 million per aggregate.
FIC Counselor: Family Information Center Counselor
Role: Provide telephone based support for survivors and families.
Credentials: FIC Counselors must be Master's level or above
behavioral health professionals and hold a state license or
certificate in a behavioral health discipline.
Required Training: FEI's one day Family Information Center Training
(FIC), held at the Family Information Center in FEI's corporate
headquarters in Milwaukee, WI.
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