Common use of Orientation Training Clause in Contracts

Orientation Training. Regular full-time and part-time and relief Residential Counselors will receive the following training and orientation: a. Training manual and job description; b. Attend a week of formal orientation training, which will include: 1. Program goals and philosophy; 2. Intervention strategies; 3. Holds/humane restraint training: demonstration during orientation training and hands-on practice prior to working on line;‌‌ 4. Overview of day-to-day procedures and routines 5. Overview of emergency procedures; 6. General presentation of clients; 7. Client rights; 8. Child abuse policy and mandated reporting law; 9. Log writing, service notes, on shift and incident reporting;‌ 10. Med training 11. Behavior Management 12. HIPAA training c. Spend a total of two to four (2-4) hours of in-person observation time divided among program sites, with the exception of individuals who have satisfied this requirement through prior work experience within the program. d. A Representative from UAW will be invited to attend all Residential Orientation days where full time or part time staff are scheduled to attend, and will be afforded up to thirty (30) minutes to meet with new staff. The schedule will be provided quarterly by the Director of Residential Services or their designee.

Orientation Training. Regular full-time and part-time and relief Residential Counselors will receive the following training and orientation: a. Training manual and job description; b. Attend a week of formal orientation training, which will include: 1. Program goals and philosophy; 2. Intervention strategies; 3. Holds/humane restraint training: demonstration during orientation training and hands-on practice prior to working on line;‌‌line; 4. Overview of day-to-day procedures and routines 5. Overview of emergency procedures; 6. General presentation of clients; 7. Client rights; 8. Child abuse policy and mandated reporting law; 9. Log writing, service notes, on shift writing and incident reporting;‌reporting; 10. Van Driving Test 11. Med training 1112. Behavior Management 12Management 13. HIPAA training c. Spend a total of two to four (2-4) hours of in-person observation time divided among program sites, with the exception of individuals who have satisfied this requirement through prior work experience within the program. d. A Representative from UAW will be invited to attend all Residential Orientation days where full time or part time staff are scheduled to attend, and will be afforded up to thirty (30) minutes to meet with new staff. The schedule will be provided quarterly by the Director of Residential Services or their designee.

Orientation Training. Regular full-time and part-time and relief Residential Counselors will receive the following training and orientation: a. Training manual and job description; b. Attend a week of formal orientation training, which will include: 1. Program goals and philosophy; 2. Intervention strategies; 3. Holds/humane restraint training: demonstration during orientation training and hands-on practice prior to working on line;‌‌line; 4. Overview of day-to-day procedures and routines 5. Overview of emergency procedures; 6. General presentation of clients; 7. Client rights; 8. Child abuse policy and mandated reporting law; 9. Log writing, service notes, on shift and incident reporting;‌reporting; 10. Med training 11. Behavior Management 12. HIPAA training c. Spend a total of two to four (2-4) hours of in-person observation time divided among program sites, with the exception of individuals who have satisfied this requirement through prior work experience within the program. d. A Representative from UAW will be invited to attend all Residential Orientation days where full time or part time staff are scheduled to attend, and will be afforded up to thirty (30) minutes to meet with new staff. The schedule will be provided quarterly by the Director of Residential Services or their designee.