Katelyn Stetzel Case Scenarios

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Katelyn Stetzel is a pleasure to work with and supervise. I have enjoyed this opportunity watch Katelyn grow from a new employee to great investigator with the agency in such a short period of time. Although Katelyn is new to the agency, she is very willing to learn. She seeks out opportunities in which to educate herself in child protective services. She lends herself and her knowledge to new employees and seasoned employee. Katelyn comes in each day prepared and ready to begin her work. She greets her children and their families with a smile on her face ready and willing to offer them assistance. Daily she demonstrates her ability to engage families in keeping children safe. Katelyn completes all work tasks within the specified timeframes. Katelyn was named investigations employee of the month for March 2017. …show more content…
Katelyn should continue to review policy to assure that these policies are being used in

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