Alric Tirado serves as the Program Director at Caprock Home Health Services, where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring that client services are delivered effectively and in accordance with established care and service plans. With a keen attention to detail and a self-starter mentality,...
Alric Tirado serves as the Program Director at Caprock Home Health Services, where he plays a pivotal role in ensuring that client services are delivered effectively and in accordance with established care and service plans. With a keen attention to detail and a self-starter mentality, Alric excels in overseeing the overall operations of the program, ensuring compliance with the Community Living Assistance and Support Services (CLASS) program and state regulations. His extensive experience in behavioral interventions and training positions him as a valuable asset in the development and implementation of effective care strategies tailored to meet the unique needs of clients.
Alric's expertise extends beyond program management; he is adept at workshop facilitation and public speaking, which enhances his ability to engage with various stakeholders, including clients, families, and community partners. His background in accounting and budgeting equips him with the skills necessary to manage resources efficiently, ensuring that services are not only compliant but also sustainable. Alric's proficiency in data entry and materials management further supports the operational integrity of Caprock Home Health Services.
Currently, Alric is spearheading several key projects aimed at enhancing community outreach and improving service delivery. His commitment to leadership and curriculum development is evident as he designs training programs that empower staff and foster a culture of excellence within the organization. With a strong foundation in public health and nonprofit management, Alric Tirado is dedicated to advancing the mission of Caprock Home Health Services, ensuring that every client receives the compassionate care and support they deserve.