Unit 10: Keeping Your Program Going CERT Program Manager.

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Unit 10: Keeping Your Program Going CERT Program Manager

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going 10-2 Unit Objectives At the conclusion of this unit, the participants will be able to describe how to sustain a local CERT program: –Describe the knowledge, skills, and abilities a Program Manager must possess in order to coordinate a program –Identify elements necessary for sustaining a program –Explain a technique for identifying program activities that contribute most significantly to program maintenance PM 10-1

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going 10-3 Unit Topics Essential Skills and Abilities Keeping a Program Alive PM 10-1

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going 10-4 Who Are Program Managers? Two types of people start CERT programs: –Forward-thinking champion –Person told to go start a program PM 10-2

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going 10-5 What Do You Think? If you started your CERT program or are planning to start a program, which type best describes you? –You believed in the concept and wanted to help create a program –You were given the job of starting a CERT program along with other assigned duties PM 10-2

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going 10-6 The Challenge Keeping program going Making sure that program is effective and stays strong and viable PM 10-2

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going 10-7 Important Info to Know How to manage volunteers How to accommodate all volunteers How to promote program to community, media, elected officials, potential sponsors, etc. How to convince veteran police and fire chiefs to use volunteers How to manage time commitment and amount of resources required to run a successful program PM 10-2

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going 10-8 Important Info to Know (cont’d) How to address legal hurdles and aspects How to prove the value of the program How to develop program support from elected officials for program activities What your CERT program’s role is in your specific community’s emergency operations plan PM 10-2

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going 10-9 Requirements Vary Vary by community Vary by region PM 10-3

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going What Do You Think? What else would you add to the list we have just reviewed? PM 10-3

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going Program Manager Skills Experienced Program Managers know that: –Being a Program Manager is rewarding –Being a Program Manager is not easy Program Managers need toolbox of skills in order to accomplish responsibilities of the job PM 10-3

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going Skills and Abilities What are the specific skills and abilities the Program Manager needs to possess? –Tact –Political savvy –Passion –Flexibility –Leadership skills –Comfort with public speaking –Ability to motivate –Trustworthiness PM 10-3

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going Skills and Abilities (cont’d) More specific skills and abilities the Program Manager needs to possess –Ability to be cool under pressure –Organizational triage skills –Commitment/dedication –Good communication skills –High energy level –Team concept –Ability to plan and write PM 10-3

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going Group and Draft Program Plan: My Development Goals Exercise PM 10-4

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going Keeping Program Alive More than just CERT Basic Training Program may have many activities Program Manager may be responsible for most of them PM 10-5

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going What Do You Think? What are tasks and activities that a CERT Program Manager might take on to help sustain the program? PM 10-5

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going Five Critical Elements Volunteers are retained Skills are sharpened Teams respond appropriately Program is administered capably There is external program support PM 10-5

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going Program Maintenance Matrix Exercise PM 10-6

CERT Program Manager: Keeping Your Program Going Unit Summary Essential skills and abilities the Program Manager should possess Critical elements involved in keeping a program alive Use of a program maintenance matrix to identify activities that contribute most significantly to program maintenance PM 10-9