Compensation for Peer Coaches Sample Clauses

Compensation for Peer Coaches. Peer coaches in our past studies have expressed strong preferences for a fee-for-service model of reimbursement, which will again be used here. As such, compensation for peer coaches will follow the schedule below: • Peer coach training consists of 8 courses. Peer coaches will receive $50 for completing each training course, regardless of passing certification for a total of $400 • For each participant: o $200 for completing the first 8 program sessions (~2 months) o $150 for completing program session 14 (~6 months) o $150 for completing program session 20 (~12 months) o $25 per month for each additional calls should the participant’s blood pressure become uncontrolled with a maximum of 2 months for a total payment of $50
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