The Shared Living Medication Administration Recertification course is designed for people who were previously certified to administer medications in Shared Living or Family-Centered Home Support settings funded under MaineCare section 21 and need to recertify. Recertification is required every 2 years. Advanced registration required. Due to the need to mail materials prior, there is an […]
This course uses a combination of video, lecture, and guided skills practice to teach participants to respond to cardiac and other health related emergency situations. Topics include basic first aid, response to environmental emergencies, warning signs of heart attack and stroke, CPR, and foreign object airway obstruction for adults, children and infants. Participants should plan […]
To register for our 24-hour CRMA trainings, participants must work for or be affiliated with an organization where they are able to complete the medication passes required for certification.
This course compliments the online module content of the Maine College of Direct Support. Completion of both Day 1 and Day 2 are required for certification. Learners must be active users in the Maine College of Direct Support to register. Advanced registration required. For more information, please contact trainingcenter@woodfords.org.
Training Provided by: Woodfords Family Services Certified Instructor: Elodie Chancelier& Timothy Smith Address: Educare Central Maine, 56 Drummond Ave., Waterville, ME 04901 You must pre-register for this event through the BHP Relias LMS. Contact: Wendy Enright, bhp@woodfords.org, 207-887-5238 Course Description: This is an in-person training session. Participants must successfully complete all 12 online modules no later […]
This course uses a combination of video, lecture, and guided skills practice to teach participants to respond to cardiac and other health related emergency situations. Topics include basic first aid, response to environmental emergencies, warning signs of heart attack and stroke, CPR, and foreign object airway obstruction for adults, children and infants. Participants should plan […]