Trainings and Education
Group of People Trained by TTC

 

Clearing House

Training and educational opportunities around the state of Alaska as well as out of state, listed by region and then date.

 

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Galena training

 

 

“The LTCAP project has successfully aligned & connected the
education system with employers & the workforce investment system.” - J.Hakala

 

 

Programs

Alaska Geriatric Education Center

Committed to cultivating national and statewide affiliations that expand and enhance the public’s: Health Professionals, Faculty and University Students, Knowledge in the areas of Geriatrics, and more.

Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders

The University of Alaska Southeast staff will work with agencies to create a training that meets specific training needs for the care of people with Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders. UAS also provides a six-week distance delivered self-study course comprised of eight modules on ADRD.

Alaska Behavioral Health Assisted Living Home

Increase direct service staff and administrators' competencies and skill, decrease licensing investigations and increase the retention of direct service staff through professionally developed and led training.

Instructional Fellows

Become an Instructional Fellow by improving your instructional skills using distance delivery options for college level courses, workshops, and work-based trainings.

Brain Injury Education

  • Every year the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services reports about 800 traumatic brain injury cases resulting in hospitalization or fatality. (Alaska Trauma Registry)**
  • It is estimated that at least 10,000-12,000 Alaskans are currently living with brain injury. (TBI Needs and Resource Assessment, March 2003)

http://www.alaskabraininjury.org/index.cfm?fa=documents_overview&doctype=35

With these staggering statistics, it is crucial the workforce serving individuals who have a brain injury are well informed and trained. Thanks to funding from the Alaska Brain Injury Network and the State of Alaska Division of Seniors and Disabilities three exciting learning opportunities are available to paraprofessionals and professionals. Please click on the heading to learn more.

Curriculum Development

TTC Staff provides technical assistance to develop curriculum and training.

Credentialing and Quality Standards

Credentialing and Quality Standards a sub-committee of the Trust Workforce Initiative Training and Education workgroup.

 

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“I want to thank you for your dedication to creating worthwhile, accountable and educational
opportunities for our Certified Nursing Assistants." - J. Fowler

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Group E-Mail List

If you would like to be on our group E-mail list where you'll receive a weekly e-mail with upcoming trainings and educational opportunities, contact Geri Heiner at 907-264-6256 or E-mail her at anglh@uaa.alaska.edu or visit http://www.alaskachd.org/products/providers/changes.htm

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