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PURCHASE OF SERVICE - UFR TITLES
Refresh Date: July 27, 2006
| UFR Title # |
| UFR Titles (for a more complete title description, please refer to the UFR Audit & Preparation Manual) |
| 101 |
| Program Manager - An individual who has overall responsibility for the management, oversight and coordination of a |
programmatic functional area within or across programs as in the case of “Medical Director”, “Residence Director”, “Clinical
Director”, “Education Director”, etc.
| 102 |
| Program Director - An individual who has overall responsibility for the daily operation of one or more individual programs. |
| 103 |
| Assistant Program Director - An individual who reports directly to the Program Director, acts for the Program Director in his/her |
absence and functions as an adviser/assistant to the Program Director.
| 104 |
| Supervising Professional - A credentialed professional (physician, psychiatrist, social worker, nurse, etc) whose primary |
responsibility is the supervision of fellow credentialed professionals in the daily performance of their programmatic functions.
| 105 |
| Physician - A Board of Registration in Medicine-licensed or Board eligible physician (including all medical specialties, e.g. |
dentist, podiatrist except psychiatrist # 121) with either an MD or DO degree whose primary responsibility is delivery or supervision of health/medical care to program participants.
| 106 |
| Physician’s Assistant - An individual registered with the Department of Public Health and functioning in that capacity. |
| 107 |
| Registered Nurse-Master’s, Nurse Psychiatric Mental Health Specialist, Nurse Practitioner- An individual who possesses a |
Master’s degree in nursing and/or is registered with the Board of Registration in Nursing and is functioning in any of the above capacities.
| 108 |
| Registered Nurse - An individual who is licensed as a registered nurse by the Board of Registration Nursing (both BSNs |
and others) and is engaged in nursing duties.
| 109 |
| Licensed Practical Nurse - An individual licensed as a practical nurse by the Board of Registration in Nursing and is engaged in |
nursing duties.
| 110 |
| Pharmacist - An individual licensed by the Board of Registration in Pharmacy and functioning as a pharmacist. |
| 111 |
| Occupational Therapist - An individual registered as an occupational therapist by the Board of Registration in Allied Health |
Professionals and who provides occupational therapy.
| 112 |
| Physical Therapist - An individual registered as a physical therapist by the Board of Registration in Allied Health Professionals |
and who provides physical therapy.
| 113 |
| Speech/Language Pathologist, Audiologist - An individual registered as a Speech/Language Pathologist or as an Audiologist by |
the Board of Registration in Speech/Language Pathology and Audiology and provides speech and hearing therapy.
| 114 |
| Dietitian/Nutritionist - An individual registered as a dietitian by the Commission on Dietetic Registration of the American |
Dietetic Association or an individual with a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in nutrition, who provides nutritional counseling, education, supervision of meal/menu preparation.
| 115 |
| Special Education Teacher - An individual certified in special education by the Massachusetts Department of Education and |
working in that capacity.
| 116 |
| Teacher - an individual certified by the Massachusetts Department of Education, other than special education and working in that capacity. |
| 117 |
| Day Care Director - An individual certified by the Office for Children as a Day Care Director and functioning in that capacity. |
| 118 |
| Day Care Lead Teacher - An individual certified by the Office of Children as a Day Care Lead Teacher and functioning in that |
capacity.
| 119 |
| Day Care Teacher - An individual certified by the Office of children as a Day Care Teacher and functioning in that capacity. |
| 120 |
| Day Care Assistant Teacher/Aide - An individual certified by the Office of Children as a Day Care Assistant Teacher/Aide and functioning in that capacity. |
| 121 |
| Psychiatrist - An individual licensed to practice medicine, certified or eligible for certification by the American Board of |
Psychiatry and primarily involved in rendering or direction psychiatric care.
| 122 |
| Psychologist - Doctorate- An individual holding a doctoral degree in psychology (including behavioral psychologist and neuropsychologist) or a closely related field, registered by the Board of Registration of Psychologist and primarily engaged in |
providing diagnostic evaluations, psychological counseling/therapy or development and implementation of behavioral treatment plans.
| 123 |
| Clinician (formerly Psychologist - Master's) - An individual holding a Master’s degree in psychology (including behavioral psychologist) or a closely related field and primarily engaged in providing diagnostic evaluations, psychological counseling/therapy or development and implementation of behavioral treatment plans. |
| 124 |
| Social Worker -LICSW - An individual registered as a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker by the Board of Registration |
of Social Workers and primarily engaged in providing diagnostic evaluations, psychological counseling/therapy or development and implementation of behavioral treatment plans.
| 125 |
| Social Worker-LCSW- An individual registered as a Licensed Certified Social Worker by the Board of Registration of Social |
Workers and providing social work services.
| 126 |
| Social Worker - LSW- An individual registered as a Licensed Social Worker by the Board of Registration of Social Workers and providing social work services (including casework/counseling). |
| 127 |
| Licensed Counselor - An individual with at least a Master’s degree in counseling or a related field who is licensed by the |
appropriate Board of Registration and provides counseling services.
| 128 |
| Certified Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor - An individual certified by the Committee on Accreditation of Rehabilitation |
Facilities and provides vocational rehabilitation counseling.
| 129 |
| Certified Alcoholism Counselor, Certified Drug Abuse Counselor, Certified Alcoholism/Drug Abuse Counselor- An individual |
registered as either an Alcoholism Counselor, Drug Abuse Counselor or both by the Massachusetts Board of Substance Abuse
Counselor Certification and who provides counseling services for substance abusers.
| 130 |
| Counselor - An individual who provides therapeutic or instructive counseling to program clients/service recipients. |
| 131 |
| Case Worker/Manager - Master’s - An individual possessing at least a Master’s degree in counseling, or a closely related |
discipline, providing casework/case management services including service eligibility determination, service plan development, service coordination, resource development advocacy, etc.
| 132 |
| Case Worker/Manager - An individual , providing casework/case management services including service eligibility determination, |
service plan development service coordination, resource development advocacy, etc.
| 133 |
| Direct Care/Program Staff Supervisor - A staff member whose primary responsibility is the supervision of nonprofessional or paraprofessional direct care/program staff in the performance of their programmatic functions or whose duties involve significant responsibility for program operations or logistics. A supervisor in this component may also perform direct client care. |
| 134 |
| Direct Care/Program Staff III - Staff, other than those described above, requiring a doctoral or Master’s degree, specific |
credentials or licensure, significant experience, or specialized skills, who are responsible for the general daily care of program clients/service recipients or for primary program service delivery.
| 135 |
| Direct Care/Program Staff II - Staff, other than those described above, requiring a Bachelor’s degree, experience or specific skills |
who are responsible for the general daily care of program clients/service recipients or for primary program service delivery.
| 136 |
| Direct Care/Program Staff I - Staff, other than those defined above, who are responsible for the general daily care of program clients/service recipients or for primary program service. This includes relief employees on payroll. |
| 137 |
| Program Secretarial, Clerical Staff - Individuals required to carry on direct program clerical activities such as program or client |
record keeping.
| 138 |
| Program Support, Housekeeping, Maintenance, Janitorial, Groundskeeper, Drive, Cook - Individuals who carry our direct |
program activities for client health and safety.
| 150 |
| Payroll Taxes - Employer’s share of FICA, MUCIA, Worker’s Compensation Insurance, FUTA (in the case of for-profit |
providers) and other payroll taxes paid by the employer on the direct care/program staff listed in category 1 on the budget.
| 151 |
| Fringe Benefits - Life, health and medical insurance, pension and annuity plan contributions, day care, tuition benefits and all |
other non-salary/wage benefits received by direct care/program staff listed in category 1 on the budget.
Sensitivity level - low