Texas § 526.0402 JOINT TRAINING FOR CERTAIN CASEWORKERS.

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§ 526.0402 — JOINT TRAINING FOR CERTAIN CASEWORKERS.

Texas § 526.0402

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 526.0402 (2026).

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Sec. 526.0402. JOINT TRAINING FOR CERTAIN CASEWORKERS.

(a)The executive commissioner shall provide for joint training for health and human services caseworkers whose clients are children, including caseworkers employed by:

(1)the commission;

(2)the Department of State Health Services;

(3)a local mental health authority; and

(4)a local intellectual and developmental disability authority.

(b)The joint training must be designed to increase a caseworker's knowledge and awareness of the services available to children at each health and human services agency or local mental health or intellectual and developmental disability authority, including long-term care programs and services available under a Section 1915(c) waiver program.

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Sec. 526.0402. JOINT TRAINING FOR CERTAIN CASEWORKERS. (a) The executive commissioner shall provide for joint training for health and human services caseworkers whose clients are children, including caseworkers employed by:
(1) the commission;
(2) the Department of State Health Services;
(3) a local mental health authority; and
(4) a local intellectual and developmental disability authority.
(b) The joint training must be designed to increase a caseworker's knowledge and awareness of the services available to children at each health and human services agency or local mental health or intellectual and developmental disability authority, including long-term care programs and services available under a Section 1915(c) waiver program.