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Health Care Grant Recruitment
The Health Care and Career Ladder Grant has partnered with several area Health Care Employers in McMinnville, Portland, and Mt. Angel to provide Certified Nurse Assistant 1 (CNA1) and Certified Nurse Assistant 2 (CNA2) training opportunities.
To be eligible to apply for these grant-funded trainings, you must meet the following grant eligibility criteria:
- you must be a resident of Marion, Polk, or Yamhill County.
- you must be legal to work in the United States
- you must belong to at least one of the following groups: Hispanic/Latino, Currently Unemployed, Current TANF recipient, Eligible Veteran, Native American, or Current Direct Worker.
CNA1 and CNA2 training opportunities will be offered throughout 2011 and into Summer of 2012.
The Health Care Occupations and Career Ladder Grant is now recruiting for the following training opportunities:
Certified Medical Assistant: This class will begin in April 2012. It is a 6 month, three-quarter time class and will be provided by Chemeketa Community College in McMinnville, OR. The last recruiting session for the Medical Assistant trainings are listed below. The application deadline is Feb. 28th at Noon.
Certified Nurse Assistant 1: This class will begin April 9th, 2012. It is a 5 week class and will be provided by Chemeketa Community College in McMinnville, OR. The last recruitment sessions for this training are listed below. The application deadline for this training is Feb. 28th at Noon.
Certified Nurse Assistant 1: This class will begin in April 2012. It is a 5 week class and will be held at Caregiver's Institute in Portland, OR. The application deadline for this training is March 26th at Noon.
If you meet basic grant eligibility requirements and are interested in learning more about these training opportunities, please attend ONE of the following recruitment sessions listed below.
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Salem WorkSource Oregon Center 605 Cottage St. NE Salem, OR 97301
February Dates: Feb. 2nd : 10-11 Feb. 7th : 3-4 Feb. 9th: 11-12 Feb. 14th :3-4 Feb. 16th: 10-11 Feb 21st : 3-4 Last recruitment Session for Medical Assistant and Chemeketa CNA1 Class Feb 23rd: 10-11 March Dates: Tuesday, March 6th: 3-4 Thursday, March 8th: 11-12 Tuesday, March 13th: 3-4 Thursday, March 15th: 10-11 Tuesday, March 20th: 3-4 Thursday, March 22: 10-11 Last recruitment session for Caregiver’s CNA1 class
Woodburn WorkSource Oregon Center 120 E. Lincoln St. Ste 115 Woodburn, OR 97071
February Dates: Wednesdays Feb. 1st9:30-10:30 Feb 8th9:30-10:30 Feb 15th9:30-10:30 Feb 22nd9:30-10:30 Last recruitment Session for Medical Assistant Class and Chemeketa CNA1 Class Feb 29th9:30-10:30 March Dates: Wednesdays March 7th9:30-10:30 March14th 9:30-10:30 March 21st9:30-10:30 - Last Recruitment Session for Caregivers CNA1 Class
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Yamhill WorkSource Oregon Center 370 NE Norton Lane McMinnville, OR 97128
February Dates: Tuesdays Feb 7th 10-11 Feb 14th 10-11 Feb 21st 2-3 Last recruitment Session for Medical Assistant Class and Chemeketa CNA1 Class Feb 28th10-11 March Dates: Tuesdays: March 6th 10-11 March 13th 10-11 March 20th 2-3 Last recruiting Session for Caregivers CNA1 Class
Polk WorkSource Center 580 Main ST SE, Suite B Dallas, OR 97338
February Dates - Wednesdays Feb. 1st 9-10 Feb. 8th: 2-3 Feb. 15th -9-10 Feb. 22nd: 2-3 Last Recruitment Session for Medical Assistant and Chemeketa CNA1 Class Feb. 29th: 9-10 March Dates - Wednesdays March 7th: 2-3 March 14th: 9-10 March 12st: 2-3 March 21st: 2-3 Last Recruitment Session for Caregivers CNA1 Class
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Diversity and Cultural Competency in the Health Care Workplace
What is cultural competence? To be culturally competent does not mean being an expert on every distinct ethnic and social group we serve. It means serving our diverse patients with respect, understanding and accommodation for special needs that may be related to culture. This training will provide you with the opportunity to learn effective strategies for communicating across cultures to more effectively serve our growing diverse client base.
Supervisory Training for the Health Care Professional
Recent studies show that people do not leave jobs, they leave their supervisor. The primary reason for leaving their supervisor is lack of appreciation. This two-part training will cover Coaching and Delegating and Difficult Conversations and Listening and Recognition. This training will provide supervisors across all levels with valuable insight and practical tips on creating more dependable and efficient teams in the workplace.
Safety Begins with Me - Safety for the Health Care Setting
On-the-job injuries and safety concerns are key factors contributing to the 40-70 percent employee turnover rate currently undermining efforts to meet the rising demand for health care workers. This training will teach front line employees how to nurture a safety culture within their workplace where they can take personal responsibility for their safety as well as the safety of others.
Click here for an overview of Safety Begins with Me.
Job Growers can arrange a Health Care Grant-sponsored employer training for your business. Contact Leslie Hayase at lhayase@jobgrowers.com for more information.

