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Interim executive director details staffing changes, CARF postponement, and school-based mental health hires
Summary
Interim Executive Director Dr. Gabriella Caldwell-Miller reported CARF accreditation was extended to Spring 2027, announced staffing transitions (Michele Elliott as Acting DD Division Director), and confirmed CSB funding to hire one supervisor and three clinicians in the School-based Mental Health program.
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In the Executive Director's Monthly Report, Interim Executive Director Dr. Gabriella Caldwell-Miller said the agency is in a season of transition and announced leadership changes: Michele Elliott is serving as Acting Division Director of Developmental Disabilities while Johnnie Cunningham is on extended medical leave, and Kathy Redfearn will attend the June board meeting as Acting Division Director of Behavioral Health Wellness.
Dr. Caldwell-Miller also told the board that agency accreditation by CARF was postponed and extended to Spring 2027. The packet says the CSB is fully funding one supervisor and three clinician positions in the School-based Mental Health program, with the other three existing staff given right of first refusal for open CSB positions. On the Strategic Goals list, Dr. Caldwell-Miller responded to a question about order by saying, "they are not" listed in order of importance.
