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RIENZZIE KERN M.A., CARF SURVEYOR

CARF Accreditation Consultant

Program Design, Monitoring, Evaluation and CARF Consultant

Training in performance measurement and management
Mock surveys

Mock surveys are a key activity in survey preparation

Facilitation

Expert facilitation is offered in strategic planning

Training

Training on the interpretation and application of the CARF Standards

Monitoring and Evaluation 
in Services

Training in measurement and the development of Monitoring and Evaluation systems are offered

Over 40 years of experience in the field of humanitarian development, performance measurement and management and improvement

About Rienzzie Kern

Rienzzie Kern is an active CARF surveyor, who has conducted CARF accreditation surveys in the USA, and overseas. He is an experienced consultant with expertise in CARF accreditation. He has worked for a CARF accredited organizations and consulted with several organizations to prepare for the CARF accreditation surveys, some of which were the organizations preparing for original surveys, and others preparing for re-surveys.
 
Rienzzie is a professional in the field of humanitarian development with 40 years’ experience operating at local, regional and global levels in the areas of program development, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and learning. He worked for local and international organizations providing leadership in global evaluation practice, promoting and managing strategic research and evaluation projects, promoting learning for continuous improvement.

Training in the understanding and application of the CARF standards

Rienzzie Kern

CEO Rienzzie CARF Consulting

Gap Analysis and Mock surveys to begin preparation

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Fees can be negotiated by the hour or for the entire project.

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Help with the BIG five plans in the CARF standards

Why CARF Accreditation

CARF is the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, an international organization that promotes the quality, value and optimal outcomes of services by accrediting service providers.

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CARF accreditation helps organizations improve the quality of services delivered and gives organizations a reputation that is beneficial to building a positive image in the communities it serves and among its referral and funding agencies.

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The organization stands to benefit by the CARF seal of approval that is received after a survey when the organization demonstrates conformance to a substantial number of the 1000 plus standards.

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