Entrust Compliance Podcast

How do you implement new technology for an organization remotely during a global pandemic? Well in this episode, Ashley Campos from the UC Berkeley University Student Health Center shares her experience migrating from a paper and binder system for policy management to an advanced technology solution.

Listen to Ashley’s story to learn what it took for her to gain organizational buy-in, purchase new software, and on-boarding all during the start of COVID-19.

4 years after making a career change, Emily Davies shares the 4 habits of a successful compliance manager. Emily takes us on a journey through her experience as she’s led the Cornell University Police Department through managing new standards from the state, the University, the federal government, and IACLEA accreditation.

We hope you enjoy listening to this conversation. It could help someone you know who is considering a career change to a compliance role, someone looking to hire a compliance professional, or help you self-evaluate skills to grow into.

In this episode, Officer Michael Hass shares how his experience as a street officer helped him fine-tune the work he is now doing as an Accreditation Manager for his agency. In this highly regulated industry access to records, policies and training are crucial for doing the job well and with excellence. Officer Hass walks us through the technology advancements for law enforcement from the 1980s to today and how these changes have helped officers continue to improve the way they protect and serve their communities.

Brandy Osborn, Accreditation Manager at the Springfield Police Department talked with us on this episode about the importance of sharing the “why” when bringing others into a project. In her role, she found a way to leverage the expertise of her colleagues to streamline the accreditation process. By doing this she shares that her agency has been successful in staying accredited for two-plus decades along with helping create awareness and visibility into the accreditation process from new recruits to seasoned officers.

1. Common Calls for Service Regarding Special Needs (4:32)

2. The importance of training in handling situations with special needs (8:53)
- The difference between Awareness and Acceptance

3. The Strategy to close the gap between law enforcement and the special needs community (14:38)

Training & Tools - PECS Cards, Sensory Kit, Special Needs Events

4. How Tools Work With Policies (23:40)
- Alternative Forms of Communication
- How do our officers have access to this information on a call for service?
- How do we implement this program?
- Buy-in from community

Helpful Links:

Sgt. Stefan Bjes website - https://www.bluelinespectrumsafety.com.

Link for Sensory Kits - https://christophersvoice.org/how-we-help/christophers-sensory-kits

Soccer Program - http://www.chicagotopsoccer.com/