Mandated Reporter Status Georgia

Summary

In Georgia, mandated reporter status is typically linked to your professional role. As a former teacher, you were trained as a mandated reporter, but once you leave that role, you are likely no longer legally obligated to report. However, it is still morally advisable to report any concerns. If you have specific incidents or concerns, consider consulting with a legal professional for guidance.

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if my last job trained me as a mandated reporter and I have been out of work since then. Am I still considered a mandated reporter under ga law
In Georgia, whether you remain a mandated reporter after leaving your job depends on the specific role you were trained for. Generally, mandated reporter status is tied to your professional duties. Were you in a specific role such as a teacher or healthcare provider?
teacher
As a former teacher in Georgia, you were indeed trained as a mandated reporter. Here are some pertinent points:
- Mandated reporter status generally applies to individuals in specific roles while they are working in those capacities.
- Once you leave the role, you may not be legally obligated to report, but morally it’s still advisable.
Do you have any concerns or incidents you’re considering reporting?
No thank you
Given that you were a teacher and have been out of work, you are likely no longer legally required to report, though it's still morally advisable. If you ever have any more questions or concerns about legal matters, feel free to reach out. Take care!