Professionalizing Mobility Management: Developing Standards and Competencies Julie Dupree, Easter Seals Association of Travel Instruction Conference August.

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Professionalizing Mobility Management: Developing Standards and Competencies Julie Dupree, Easter Seals Association of Travel Instruction Conference August 13, 2015

The mission of the National Center for Mobility Management (NCMM) is to facilitate communities to adopt transportation strategies and mobility options that empower people to live independently and advance health, economic vitality, self- sufficiency, and community. Funded by the Federal Transit Administration

This session will address…  The inception of mobility management competency development  The process and methods behind competency development  Sample draft competencies  How to best align mobility management competencies with travel instruction and transportation education  Various ways to share your expertise and get involved with this work

Guiding Thought: Mobility Managers Plant the Seeds of Change!

Project Background  Part of NCMM’s Year two work plan approved by FTA  Main objectives:  Develop, validate and field mobility manager competencies.  Provide technical assistance through developed tools and products.

Project Goals  Educate and enhance the thought process behind the provision of mobility management  Connect Mobility Managers and other personnel with colleagues in innovative ways so that practices may be enhanced or replicated

Competencies Can…  Enable a diverse range of mobility managers and other personnel to increase their knowledge, skills and expertise in the growing field of mobility management  Increase professionalism in the field  Assist both current mobility managers, those beginning a career in mobility management and those preparing to enter the field

Development Process  Developed general guiding principles and project deliverables  Created a competency development advisory committee  Produced a literature synthesis and validation process

Development Process  Identified both general competencies and unique competencies related to the specific type of work a mobility manager does in a given community  Created standards for each content area with input from FTA and the advisory committee  Analyzed results, incorporated feedback and compiled into draft field survey

Eight Competency Areas  General  Transportation  Management/Leadership  Coordination  Outreach and Marketing  Program/Financial Administration  Technology  Additional

Applicable Settings  Urban  Small Urban  Rural  Tribal  Other

Competency Usage Levels  Individualized mobility management/transportation navigator  Community-based mobility management  Transit agency support of mobility management initiatives  State-level support of mobility management initiatives

Sample General Competencies  Understand the unique transportation challenges faced by persons with disabilities, older adults, veterans, transitioning youth, low income individuals and other vulnerable populations  Assess current problems and develop solutions that address unique community challenges  Work creatively and in collaboration with stakeholders

Sample Transportation Competencies  Local transportation systems and processes knowledge (introductory, intermediate, advanced)  Understand various trip planning methods and tools  Local, regional or statewide information and referral clearinghouse knowledge (one-call/one-click centers)

Sample Management/Leadership Competencies  Business development knowledge  Project or program management experience  Staff training and development skills  Community leadership desire  Committee leadership experience

Coordination Competencies  Contribute to local coordination processes  Develop priorities for coordination  Collaborate within small and large groups  Engage people with disabilities, older adults and other populations in coordinated transportation planning and decision-making

Outreach and Marketing Competencies  Liaise and collaborate with community stakeholder groups  Develop social media outreach platforms  Write or edit press releases  Attend outreach events  Verbally “sell” program or project via networking and outreach

Program/Financial Administration Competencies  Strategic planning  Grant writing  Grant reporting  Data collection  Federal, state and local funding stream knowledge  Locate and contribute to new funding opportunities

Technology Competencies  Assistive technology knowledge/experience  Mobile trip planning or wayfinding applications knowledge/experience  Technology procurement experience  One-call/one-click center practice

Committee Feedback: Additional Competencies  Understanding of the independent living philosophy  Understanding of the overlap of four main content areas  Customer service: working well with consumers  Creativity and adaptability in changing environments

Next Steps  Submit first draft to the field for open comment period  Incorporate feedback into a final draft  Conduct regional webinars to discuss process and field feedback  Pilot competencies in five different locations

Ways to Get Involved  Complete competency development survey  Encourage others to offer feedback  Participate in field feedback webinars  Determine potential pilot opportunities  Share your practices with NCMM and the field

Mobility Management Information and Practices (MMIP) Database  Identify descriptions of mobility management practices  Descriptive information about practices – context, demographics  Facilitate interactivity via searchable database features  Flexible tool - Update content continuously

Practice Descriptions To Help You Make Decisions  Innovative features of the practice  Context under which the practice was implemented  Stakeholder engagement in creating the practice  How the practice has increased the efficiency of delivering services (e.g., costs, operations)  How you are monitoring and evaluating the practice  The impact the practice has had on your community

A National Picture

Sample Practice Description

Share Your Practices

We Want to Know how you Use the MMIP!

Connect with NCMM   – Blogs, newsletters and podcasts – Sign up for mobility management e-newsletters – Access the mobility management information and practices database – Listen to archived webinars

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