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Key Duties and Responsibilities - CI_1750_7C0004

Work-Life Supervisors of FASs

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COMDTINST 1750.7C

(2) Initiate and develop policy, procedures, processes, revisions and guidance concerning the

(3) Provide direct technical expertise to FASs regarding CGFAP policy, procedures, processes,

training and case management.

(4) Provide CGFAP policy clarification to ISC Commanding Officers, other Work-Life staff

members and field commands as requested.

(5) Represent the Coast Guard at Federal and National Family Advocacy Meetings.

(6) Exercise final review authority regarding all family advocacy case decisions.

(7) Respond to all appeals from members regarding substantiated final case status determinations.

(8) Provide input to the annual performance appraisals of the FASs to the Work-Life Supervisors

regarding training provided, use of sound professional judgment and best practice,

intervention and ongoing services plans, prevention initiatives and management of family

advocacy and high risk special needs cases.

(9) Provide annual professional training to FASs and Work-Life Supervisors on revisions

involving the CGFAP processes and procedures, new legislative initiatives, Coast Guard

trends and national research and trends.

(10) Track National, Federal and DoD family advocacy statistics and trends and assess impact with

regard to CGFAP policy, processes and procedures.

(11) Maintain statistical data on CGFAP cases, intervention practices and prevention initiatives.

(12) Provide reports and statistics regarding the CGFAP as directed by Commandant (CG-11) and

other Federal government agencies on a need to know basis.

(13) Conduct QIRs of all family advocacy and high risk special needs cases under the management

of the FASs every two years. If deficiencies are found, re-reviews shall be conducted every

four months until the deficiencies are completely corrected.

(14) Establish family advocacy training requirements for CO/XO/OINC/XPO annual conferences

conducted by the ISCs.

(15) Approve all service providers used by the FASs for assessments and intervention and approve

funding for these providers.

(16) Coordinate and provide support, assistance and guidance through the FASs to Coast Guard

personnel for all family violence cases.

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