INNOVATIONS TRAINING

Innovations Training Checklist CHRP
List of required training for new employees who are working with children funded through the CHRP waiver.
For more information: MATT BARNERT
Key word search: employee, employment, training, children, child, CHRP

Innovations Van Training
Training checklist for employees who will drive vans owned by Innovations.
For more information: MATT BARNERT
Key word search: training, vehicles, van, driver

Innovations Visitor Training
Employee training regarding protocol for visitors to Innovations homes.
For more information: MATT BARNERT
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Tracking Guidelines
Explanation of why there is documentation of progress and events for individuals receiving services.
For more information: MATT BARNERT
Key word search: track, tracking, progress, events, service, support, ISSP, program, residential, documentation, IBSSP, individual plan, IP

Trainer Guidelines: Consumer Specific Training for New Employees
Outline for teaching new staff about each individual and his/her individual support needs.
For more information: MATT BARNERT
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Whistleblower Policy Receipt Form
Signature form verifying employee receipt of and adherence to the whistleblower policy.
For more information: MATT BARNERT
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