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Health Advocate Training Curriculum Developer

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Health Advocate Training for Better Serving People with Developmental Disabilities

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AgencyNew York → NYS Council on Developmental Disabilities
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Develops a comprehensive training curriculum and instructional materials for prime contractors on NYS Council on Developmental Disabilities (NYSCDD) projects. Creates scenario-based training, multi-modal primers for families, and content on behavior as communication and self-determination. Incorporates cultural competence and augmented communication styles. Requires expertise in developmental disabilities and adult learning. Delivers a complete curriculum and training delivery toolkit.

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