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Homecare Worker Training News

Training newsletter: Full course descriptions, date, time and location of courses

Oregon Home Care Commission course descriptions catalog New!

 

This catalog provides training participants with a detailed description of each class, class abbreviations, and the class target audience.
 
Classes and course descriptions 

 

 

Registration

Workers and consumers planning to attend a training session should register early. Many of our classes are filling to capacity.

Please call to cancel if you are unable to attend so people on the wait list can be offered the vacant spot.

 

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Completion and Payment

  • Workers who have worked in any of the three months prior to a training will be paid for the training time.
  • Please allow four to six weeks to receive payment.

 

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CPR Training for Homecare Workers

 

The Oregon Home Care Commission will cover the cost of CPR/First Aid training for currently active Homecare Workers who have completed two other Home Care Commission training classes. (Registry or MoneyWise trainings will not be counted towards this).

 

We do not offer CPR/First Aid classes through the Commission, but instead will pay the cost of Adult CPR/First Aid at a local chapter of the American Red Cross. You must receive prior approval from the Oregon Home Care Commission to sign up for a class. You may apply for this once per year.

 

If you are interested, submit a request:

 

  • By mail:

    Oregon Home Care Commission
    676 Church St NE
    Salem OR 97301

 

Download the Application

 

Following receipt and processing of your request, you will be contacted with information about how to sign up for training in your area.

 

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Professional Development Recognition

 

The Oregon Home Care Commission now recognizes homecare workers who are continuing their education by attending training. If you qualify, you can choose either a pin or key chain.

 

To qualify, you must have attended the core classes of Keeping It Professional, Working Together, and Helping Caregivers Fight Fraud and Abuse. In addition, you must attend five hours of safety-related trainings (such as PASS, TRIPS, or PDT), and five hours of other service and skill trainings (such as Challenging Behaviors, Dementia, Diabetes, etc.), and also have current CPR/First Aid certification. Learn more and download the application...

 

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Page updated: February 06, 2012