Targeted Service Provider Applications Clause Samples

Targeted Service Provider Applications. C-1.2.1. The Provider shall create an application for Targeted Service Providers to ensure they meet the qualifications to implement the FFT model within its organization. A copy of the application shall be submitted to the Department. C-1.2.2. The Provider shall disseminate the application to Targeted Service Providers. The applications shall be maintained by the Provider and be available upon request by the Department. C-1.2.3. The Provider shall prepare an application summary report of Targeted Service Providers to be submitted to the Department. The summary shall contain the name of the Targeted Service Provider that received an application, if application was completed and returned to the Provider, and determination if the Targeted Service Provider meets qualifications for training to implement the FFT Model. If the Targeted Service Provider was determined not to meet the qualifications the reason must be included. C-1.2.4. The Department will review and have final approval of Targeted Service Providers. The number of Targeted Service Providers approved shall depend on the availability of funding. The Department may approve Targeted Service Providers based on need within geographical areas. C-1.2.5. The Department will notify the Provider of approved Targeted Service Providers within 15 calendar days of receipt of the application summary report.
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