Mandated Reporting in Georgia
Know your legal obligations. This course walks Georgia mandated reporters through who must report, what to report, and where to file — with case studies to build real confidence. Free, and ANSI/IACET certified.
What You Will Learn
If you work with children in Georgia, you are almost certainly a mandated reporter. But knowing when you’re legally required to report — and what happens if you don’t — is more complicated than most people realize.
Failing to report when you should can result in criminal charges. More importantly, it can leave a child in danger.
In this free two-hour course, two experienced child welfare attorneys walk you through Georgia’s mandated reporter law: who must report, what types of maltreatment trigger a report, where to file, and when the clock starts ticking. Real case studies — covering physical abuse, neglect, sexual abuse, and emotional abuse — help you apply the principles to the situations you’re actually likely to encounter.
You’ll finish this course with a clear decision-making framework and a reference sheet you can keep on hand.
Free. Two hours. Approved for 0.2 ANSI/IACET CEU credits.
Note: This version is not approved for Georgia DECAL credit. If you need DECAL credit, enroll in the Licensed Childcare Centers version.
Welcome!
Before we begin...
Who Must Report and Why
Where to Report
Case Study 1
Case Study 1 Interim Quiz
Case Study 1 Reflections
Physical Abuse, Neglect, Emotional Abuse
Case Study 2
Case Study 2 Reflections
Sexual Abuse & Exploitation
Decision Tree
Case Study 3
Case Study 3 Quiz
Case Study 4
Case Study 4 Quiz
Case Study 5
Case Study 5 Quiz
Types of Abuse Reflections
When to Report
Reference Sheet
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