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Required Courses for Clinical Staff

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To remain up to date, all staff are required to either complete the following course or provide proof of the following courses or equivalent course for the following listed below (to have proof of completion within the last 3 years).

 

Please note, I understand some of these courses are long, however it is vital that all staff are up to date with the information. Do NOT just skim through. Once completed, it is expected that you know your responsibility as a clinician.

 

 

Child/Adult Abuse Reporting Course completion (Required for all staff) – Free Course

 

Please CLICK HERE to complete the course. 

Create a Login 

Complete the Course 

 

HIPAA Compliance Completion – PrePaid – Required for ALL Staff

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As part of our ongoing commitment to compliance and to ensuring that all employees are fully informed on the standards that govern our work, we are providing you with our updated MIS HIPAA Training Guide: CLICK HERE to access it. You must log into your MIS email to access the document. 

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This guide outlines the essential requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and highlights how each of us is expected to safeguard client information in our daily responsibilities.

We ask that you please take the time to thoroughly review the training guide in its entirety. It is important that you understand the policies and procedures outlined, as they are designed to protect both the clients we serve and the integrity of our organization. 

After completing your review, you will be required to complete a short role-specific quiz to confirm your understanding of the material.

To ensure that the training is tailored to your position, please select the quiz link that corresponds to your role within the company:

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Risk/Suicide Prevention Courses: (Required for all MH staff ONLY – ABA TEAM NOT REQUIRED) – All Courses Free

 

CLICK HERE to access Florida Certificate Board 

Create a login with your MIS gmail account 

Add and complete the courses below.

 

  1. Introduction to Baker Act (DO NOT REFRESHER – Click Load More): This course examines Florida's Baker Act law (Chapter 394) and addresses: who qualifies for Baker Act services, the different methods used to initiate services at a Baker Act facility, the services that individuals can receive, and discharge procedures. The target audience for this course is professionals who encounter individuals who may require services in a Baker Act facility, such as a qualified professional, law enforcement officer, or emergency department staff.  Three (3) continuing education credits or hours are available with successful course completion.

  2. Minors & Baker Act: This course addresses the provisions in Florida's Baker Act law that relate to minors.  Before taking this course, it would be helpful to take the course entitled Introduction to the Baker Act on this site.  This course offers  one (1) continuing education credit or hour after successful completion of the course.

  3. Suicide Prevention: This course helps prepare behavioral health professionals to identify potentially suicidal persons, determine immediate risk of suicide, and help reduce the risk of a suicide attempt or completion through a safety planning and referral process.  Four (4) hours of continuing education are offered with successful completion of the final course exam.

  4. Youth Suicide Prevention: This webinar-based course provides an overview of specific evidence-based treatment programs for suicide-related thoughts and behaviors among youth. It also provides guidance on selecting and implementing a chosen evidence-based program.  It provides 1.5 continuing education hours or credits with successful completion.

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Required for all registered Interns: 

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CLICK HERE to access the Florida Certificate Board 

  • Create a login with your MIS Gmail account 

  • Add and complete the courses below.

 

  1. Clinical Documentation and Treatment Planning: The purpose of this course is to review the various types of clinical documentation that are relevant to the provision of behavioral health services.  The ultimate purpose is to help improve treatment satisfaction and outcomes by strengthening clinical documentation knowledge and skills.  The course provides two (2) hours of continuing education credits or hours with successful course completion.

  2. Multicultural Counseling: This course is new and redesigned for 2020. It is specifically designed for people who provide counseling or therapy services. The course provides a framework and addresses specific skills to help counselors hone their multicultural counseling skills for clients with behavioral health conditions.

 

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Required for all ABA Staff: 

1. Clinic & ABA Expectations Acknowledgment Form - CLICK HERE

 

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