CPR
$50/person

First Aid
$50/person

Both CPR/First Aid
$80/person

MANDT
$200/person

MANDT Re-Cert
$110/person

Managing Diabetes
$60/hour

Oxygen & Nebulizer
$60/hour

Ethics, Boundaries, Confidentiality
$80/hour

CRMA
$350/person

CRMA Med Pass
$70/person

CRMA Re-Cert
$150/person

CRMA Study Group
$70/person

MHSS
$300/person

Bloodborne Pathogens
$75/hr

Hearing Test
$40/person

Educational/Safety Presentation
$75/hour

• Individuals learn how to perform chest compression, how to give rescue breaths in the event a person has a heart attack.
• Individuals also learn how to perform the obstructive airway maneuver when someone is choking.
• Participants will also learn how to utilize an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED).
• An American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR card is received upon successfully completing this course. The certification is for 2 years.

• Participants will learn how to treat injuries that may occur on the worksite. They will learn basic bandaging, dressing application, how to control bleeding and treat for shock. They will also learn how to deal with certain medical emergencies such as diabetes and stroke.
• An American Heart Association Heartsaver First Aid card is received upon successfully completing this course. The certification is for 2 years.

The Bloodborne Pathogen presentation is to educate individuals about OSHA's exposure regulations, precautions to be used in order to prevent or control exposure to blood or bodily fluids that may contaminate or pose a serious health risk to the employee. They will learn the skills necessary to prevent exposure and how to properly clean up a contaminated spill.

This course is designed to assist mental health workers with addressing the needs of consumers they will be dealing with in a safe and professional manner. This course has twelve (12) modules which assist participants to gain insight on the mental health system. The twelve (12) modules are as follows:

1. Role of the Mental Health Support Specialist
2. Understanding Mental Health
3. Effects of Trauma
4. Health and Recovery
5. Communication
6. Confidentiality
7. Documentation
8. Sexuality
9. Health and Safety
10. Diversity and Cultural Competence
11. Maine's Mental Health System
12. Being Part of the Community

• This course is a two (2) day course which provides the participant with skills necessary to manage themselves as well as others. Through an understanding of the environment and behavior modification techniques, individuals will be able to use the least intrusive methods of interventions while working with others. Individuals will become aware of cause and effect, and the impact they have on the environment around them.
• Upon successful completion of this course, the participant will receive a certificate which is valid for one (1) year.
• The MANDT Recertification Course is a modified version of the two (2) day course covering the main highlights in one (1) day.

This presentation informs participants about the basic principles of ergonomics and of its importance in injury prevention. A review of some musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) and their symptoms also takes place. Participants are also informed about correct work practices, back injury prevention and standard policies pertaining to ergonomics. Participants are also informed on proper procedures and practices regarding visual display terminal utilization.

This is a 40 hour course which provides standardized training for the administration of medications by a non-medical person. The participant will be certified to provide error-free medication administration in a residential setting. This course will cover State of Maine regulations, some standard residential facility policies, basic anatomy and physiology of the human body, discuss common medications in the majority of drug classes, and practice safe medication administration procedures. Participants will also be provided with the opportunity to practice taking vital signs and transcribing physician orders. The class will focus on the many uses of medications, the client's response to medications and common side effects of medications. Once the participant has successfully completed this course, they will be certified by the State of Maine to administer medications in a residential setting for two (2) years.

The recertification course consists of a one (1) day course in order to renew the two (2) year certifications.

Very often professional boundaries become blurred and damage to the consumer or professional may result. This training focuses on the importance of understanding ethics related to working with children, adults, and families.

These are a series of presentations designed to assist a new supervisor and/or manager in developing essential skills when supervising others. Examples of these presentations are listed as follows:

1. Leadership: Style and Substance
2. The Supervisor and the Human Resource Department
3. Communication: Not by Spoken Words Alone
4. Self-Management and Personal Supervisory Effectiveness
5. Management and Its Basic Functions
6. Time Management: Expanding the Day without Stretching the Clock
7. Criticism and Discipline: Guts, Tact, and Justice
8. Motivation: Intangible Forces and Slippery Rules
9. How to Arrange and Conduct Effective Meetings
10. The Nature of Supervision
11. The Problem Employee and Employee Problems
12. Teams, Team Building and Teamwork
13. The Supervisor and the Law