3.4 Your Role: Program Administrator
As Program Administrator, you are responsible for managing all facets of your program. Enterprise Account Administrators are responsible for creating programs and assigning Program Administrators like yourself, but you are responsible for setting up your program, creating your program’s users, and setting screening preferences. Program Administrators can enter screenings for a specific child and also have a supervisory role in that you have the ability to view all screenings entered in your program and generate reports based on those screenings.
If you are the Program
Administrator of a Pro account, you are the sole administrator, and it is your
job to manage the program.
You also have the
ability to create tasks for yourself and other program users, as well as the
ability to create and organize documents and other materials that your program
uses for screenings, follow-ups, and referrals.
If you are a Family
Access subscriber, as Program Administrator you will be able to create your
Family Access pages. You will also be responsible for deciding to accept or reject
screenings that are sent to your program through Family Access, and assign
those screenings to other program users (Providers) for their review.
See also