Adult Targeted Case Management Orientation Series

*Participants MUST register using their DBHIDS Learning Hub username/email

*Participants MUST register themselves for training sessions. Employers should NOT register for any training

 

BHTEN, in collaboration with DBHIDS, is pleased to announce an enhanced Adult Case Management Orientation, geared to meet the changing needs of the current workforce. This enhanced series includes open enrollment at any time, a self paced certificate track, monthly live elective webinars, and robust data collection for agency administrators.

 

(VIRTUAL LEARNING SERIES) Adult Targeted Case Management Orientation Series 

 

Price: 
At no cost

Certificate Track

This is a self-paced orientation with open enrollment at any time on the BHTEN Marketplace in the DBHIDS Learning Hub. Topics include:

• Levels of Case Management and Regulation
• Services Planning
• Medical Necessity, and the Environmental Matrix
• Co-occurring Disorders
• Cross-System Resources
• Person First Considerations
• Stages of Change
• Professionalism, Ethics, and Boundaries
• The Opioid Epidemic & Evidence Based Practices for Opioid Use Disorder
• Intimate Partner Violence
• The 302 Process

Participants must complete all of the self-paced modules to receive a certificate of completion.

Intended Audience: 

Adult behavioral health case management staff

Instructional Level: 

Introductory

Completion Requirements: 

Certificates of Completion will be awarded to participants that complete all learning elements in the Certificate Track. Participants must attend the entire session, participate in all activities, and comple the final quiz to receive a certificate. All certificates of attendance will be received through the DBHIDS Learning Hub. Once you have passed your final quiz you will have access to your Certificate of Completion through your DBHIDS Learning Hub Account.

 

*Participants MUST register using their DBHIDS Learning Hub username/email

*Participants MUST register themselves for training sessions. Employers should NOT register for any training