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Indiana Code Title 25. Professions and Occupations § 25-23.6-1-3.9

Current as of January 02, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Sec. 3.9. (a) “Governmental employee” means an individual employed by the office of the secretary of family and social services, the division of family resources, the division of mental health and addiction, the division of disability and rehabilitative services, the division of aging, the department of correction, the department of child services, or the Indiana department of health in one (1) of the following classifications:

(1) 2AA3 Behavioral clinician 3.

(2) 2AA4 Behavioral clinician 4.

(3) 2AA5 Clinical associate 5.

(4) 2FL1 Mental health administrator 1.

(5) 2FL2 Mental health administrator 2.

(6) 2FL3 Mental health administrator 3.

(7) 2AN3 Substance abuse counselor 3.

(8) 2AN4 Substance abuse counselor 4.

(9) 2AN5 Substance abuse counselor 5.

(10) 2AH2 Social services specialist 2.

(11) 2AH3 Social services specialist 3.

(12) 2AH4 Social services specialist 4.

(13) 2AI1 Psychiatric services director 1.

(14) 2AE2 Psychiatric social services specialist 2.

(15) 2AE3 Psychiatric social services specialist 3.

(16) 2AP2 Family case manager 2.

(17) 2AP3 Family case manager trainee 3.

(18) 7AP3 Family case manager supervisor 3.

(19) 7AP4 Family case manager supervisor 4.

(b) The term includes any employee of the department of child services, regardless of the employee's job title or classification, who, as part of the employee's assigned job, is carrying out the duties of the department of child services, as set forth in IC 31-25-2-7 and IC 31-25-2-8.

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