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OCHN trainings are inclusive and accessible. To request accommodations, contact training@oaklandchn.org.
Please allow at least ten (10) days prior to the scheduled training to make arrangements for special accommodations
QPR stands for Question, Persuade, and Refer: Three simple steps that anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. Most of us do not know what to say or do when someone we know is having thoughts of suicide.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
LEAP® (Listen-Empathize-Agree-Partner) is an evidence-based SAMSHA communication tool designed for those working with and caring for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. LEAP® is for any relationship, but has also been shown to increase adherence to mental health treatment, based on research of Dr. Xavier Amador.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
Monthly (except as indicated) workshops on a variety of SUD topics and issues. Workshops will be virtual using Teams. Workshops are Thursdays at 6:30pm-8:00pm. 1.5 MCBAP CEUs
Youth Mental Health First Aid is designed to teach parents, family members, caregivers, teachers, school staff, peers, neighbors, health and human services workers, and other caring citizens how to help an adolescent (age 12-18) who is experiencing a mental health or addictions challenge or is in crisis.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is a two-day, interactive, evidence-based workshop in suicide first aid. 14 social work CEUs available. This training is only open to OCHN staff and providers.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
Affirmations Community Center will provide a comprehensive training and education curriculum focused on key topics, including but not limited to; foundational LGBTQ+ knowledge, clinical competencies, community history, trauma-informed care, and best practices for interventions tailored to LGBTQ+ clients.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
This virtual training will cover the entire Person-Centered Planning Process and outcomes achieved through the process. This training is geared towards Case Managers, Support Coordinators, and Clinical staff.
We are offering an optional, in-person 2-hour Vital Signs Training for anyone interested in learning how to accurately measure blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, oxygen saturation (pulse oximetry), and respirations.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
Monthly (except as indicated) workshops on a variety of SUD topics and issues. Workshops will be virtual using Teams. Workshops are Thursdays at 6:30pm-8:00pm. 1.5 MCBAP CEUs
Utilization Management Process 101 is a 2.5 hour training to learn about the purpose of Utilization Management and an overview of the authorization process.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
Utilization Management Process 101 is a 2.5 hour training to learn about the purpose of Utilization Management and an overview of the authorization process.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
This training will provide an overview of Trauma-Informed Care: What is trauma, the impact of trauma, recognizing signs & symptoms, and preventing re-traumatization in one's work with individuals who have experienced trauma.
Utilization Management Process 101 is a 2.5 hour training to learn about the purpose of Utilization Management and an overview of the authorization process.
WELLE Fundamentals training is a crisis intervention model that stresses both pro-active and "in the moment" verbal approaches that are appropriately matched to the level of behavior seen in other individuals. 6 Social Work CEs available.
We are offering an optional, in-person 2-hour Vital Signs Training for anyone interested in learning how to accurately measure blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, oxygen saturation (pulse oximetry), and respirations.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a widely used, evidence-based approach in which helpers empower individuals to uncover their own personal reasons for change, grounded in their own values and interests.
The New Hire Rights training is required for contracted providers and employees (not SUD) within the first 30 days of employment per Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) policy. Any questions call 248-858-1795.
This virtual training explores the complex layers of culture and identity through the IDEA (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access) lens. 2 Social Work CEs are offered.
This training will educate you about Military Sexual Trauma (MST) and focus on the prevalence of MST in the military, as well as the physical and psychological effects impacting victims. The 2-hour virtual class is offered for 2 SW CEs.
We are offering an optional, in-person 2-hour Vital Signs Training for anyone interested in learning how to accurately measure blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, oxygen saturation (pulse oximetry), and respirations.
Monthly (except as indicated) workshops on a variety of SUD topics and issues. Workshops will be virtual using Teams. Workshops are Thursdays at 6:30pm-8:00pm. 1.5 MCBAP CEUs
Three (3) SW CEUs. In person safeTALK is a half-day training program that teaches participants to recognize and engage persons who might be having thoughts of suicide and to connect them with community resources trained in suicide intervention.
El curso «Primeros auxilios en salud mental» te enseña a identificar, comprender y responder ante los signos de problemas de salud mental y de consumo de sustancias.
Formación sobre los derechos de los nuevos empleados
La formación sobre los derechos de los nuevos empleados es obligatoria para los proveedores contratados y los empleados (excepto los del programa SUD) en los primeros 30 días de empleo, de acuerdo con la política de la Red de Salud Comunitaria de Oakland (OCHN). Si tiene alguna pregunta, llame al 248-858-1795.
Formación sobre los derechos de los nuevos empleados
La formación sobre los derechos de los nuevos empleados es obligatoria para los proveedores contratados y los empleados (excepto los del programa SUD) en los primeros 30 días de empleo, de acuerdo con la política de la Red de Salud Comunitaria de Oakland (OCHN). Si tiene alguna pregunta, llame al 248-858-1795.
Formación sobre los derechos de los nuevos empleados
La formación sobre los derechos de los nuevos empleados es obligatoria para los proveedores contratados y los empleados (excepto los del programa SUD) en los primeros 30 días de empleo, de acuerdo con la política de la Red de Salud Comunitaria de Oakland (OCHN). Si tiene alguna pregunta, llame al 248-858-1795.
LEAP® (Escuchar-Empatizar-Aceptar-Colaborar) es una herramienta de comunicación de la SAMSHA basada en la evidencia, diseñada para quienes trabajan con personas con enfermedades mentales graves y persistentes y se ocupan de ellas. LEAP® es aplicable a cualquier relación, pero también se ha demostrado que mejora la adherencia al tratamiento de salud mental, según las investigaciones del Dr. Xavier Amador.
Hablar en público sin miedo: cómo pasar de estar nervioso y asustado a sentirte lleno de energía y seguro de ti mismo
¡¡¡Exclusivamente en OCHN!!! En este seminario web aprenderás a controlar y prevenir el miedo a hablar en público. Descubrirás cómo canalizar tu nerviosismo, conectar con tu público y utilizar el lenguaje corporal para sentirte más seguro ante los oyentes.
Este taller profundiza en conceptos relacionados con los prejuicios implícitos. Un prejuicio implícito es una asociación, creencia o actitud inconsciente hacia cualquier grupo social. Se han aprobado 2 créditos de formación continua (CE) relacionados con el trabajo social y el MCBAP.
Talleres comunitarios sobre trastornos por consumo de sustancias
Talleres mensuales (salvo que se indique lo contrario) sobre diversos temas y cuestiones relacionados con los trastornos por consumo de sustancias. Los talleres se impartirán de forma virtual a través de Teams. Se celebran los jueves de 18:30 a 20:00. 1,5 créditos de formación continua (CEU) de la MCBAP
Más allá de la bolsa: estomías y catéteres urinarios
Esta formación ofrece a los participantes la oportunidad de conocer los diferentes tipos de ostomías y catéteres urinarios, así como las repercusiones que tienen en las personas a las que atendemos.
QPR son las siglas de «Question, Persuade, and Refer» (Preguntar, Convencer y Derivar): tres sencillos pasos que cualquiera puede aprender para ayudar a salvar una vida de un suicidio. La mayoría de nosotros no sabemos qué decir ni qué hacer cuando alguien que conocemos tiene pensamientos suicidas.
El trastorno de estrés postraumático y el daño moral en los veteranos
En este seminario web se analiza qué son el trastorno de estrés postraumático (TEPT) y el daño moral, y cómo afectan a los veteranos y a la población civil.
Esta formación está diseñada para proporcionar a los participantes un conocimiento exhaustivo sobre la trata de personas, tanto con fines laborales como sexuales
Conceptos básicos sobre la competencia cultural en materia de LGBTQ+
Para mejorar la competencia cultural en tu organización, lo primero es impartir una formación eficaz. Adquiere los conocimientos básicos, las habilidades y las herramientas necesarias para adoptar un enfoque culturalmente competente en la atención a la comunidad LGBTQ+.
