SSA - Required

Courses tagged with "SSA - Required"

Pass this course to become an AAI assessor. Eligible for 1.5 CPD units in the areas of county board member, adult services, superintendent, or service and support administration. 90 minutes long.

Category: Assessments

Reviews the Level of Care assessment.

This course is 90 minutes (1.5 hours) long.

Category: Assessments

Reviews the waiting list assessment, also called the Ohio Assessment for Immediate Needs and Current Needs. For county board employees and contractors.

This course is 50 minutes long.

Category: Assessments

Reviews the ODDP assessment.

This course is 100 minutes (1.7 hours) long.

This certificate is eligible for one and a half (1.5) hours in the area of SSA if completed after 7/24/2024.

Category: Assessments

Reviews six topics listed in Service and Support Administration Certification Standards OAC 5123-5-02 (C)(1)(c).

Two and a half (2.5) units of Service and Support Administration CPD is available.

Category: Fundamentals

This course includes a review of the Bill of Rights for People with Developmental Disabilities and the NADSP Code of Ethics. 

This course is about 25 minutes long.

Category: Fundamentals

This course is the second part of a three-part series of courses on the CMS Settings Rules.

Through this training, you will learn about the role of care coordinators/service and support administrators in implementing and assuring compliance with the HCBS settings rule. This includes an overview of the three phases of care coordination:  planning, review and documentation.

This course is eligible for one half hour (.5) of CPD credit in the areas of adult services, service and support administrator, and superintendent.

This course is about 30 minutes long.

Category: Fundamentals

An in-depth look at Employment Navigation, part of the requirement found in OAC 5123-5-02, service and support administration certification standards.

This course is 45 minutes long.

Category: Fundamentals

This course is the first part of a three-part series of courses on the CMS Settings Rules.

Through this training, you will learn the history and importance of the Settings Rule, along with the five components of the Rule, which all HCBS settings must meet.

This course is eligible for one half hour (.5) of CPD credit in the areas of adult services, service and support administrator, and superintendent.

This course is about 30 minutes long.

Category: Fundamentals

This course is the third part of a three-part series of courses on the CMS Settings Rules.

This training will review the five requirements for all settings and additional requirements for provider-owned or provider-controlled settings. The training also discusses how and why modifications (to a rule requirement) can be made in a setting, including a workflow and examples of how modifications can be made.

This course is eligible for one half hour (.5) of CPD credit in the areas of adult services, service and support administrator, and superintendent.

This course is about 30 minutes long.

Category: Fundamentals

This course includes definitions of Unusual Incidents (UIs) and Major Unusual Incidents (MUIs), reporting UIs and MUIs, and a review of the types of UIs and MUIs.

This course is about 30 minutes long.

This course includes a review of the Health and Welfare Alerts released by the department in 2025.

This course is about 25 minutes long.

Learn how to put philosophy into practice by turning what you learn about a person into clear outcomes, workable supports, and follow-through in a person-led plan. This course is about 90 minutes long.

One and one half (1.5) hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) units are available in the areas of investigative agent, service and support administration, and superintendent.

In this module, we’ll explore the philosophy and framework behind the department’s person-centered planning templates (the assessment template and the individual service plan template), and how you’ll use them in your work.

This course is about 60 minutes long.

This course gives service and support administrators an introduction to intermediate care facilities for individuals with intellectual disability, often called ICFs, and how to discuss residential options with the people they support. Eligible for one-half (.5) CPD unit in Service Support Administration. 30 minutes long.