MORC

Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) requires a face-to-face Rights training for initial training or if training has expired. Updates can be taken online.

Individuals can register for both of these trainings at:

http://www.occmha.org/index.php/rightsandadvocacy/rights-training-events

Macomb County does not offer online training.

Your initial Rights training for both counties must be face-to-face. OCHN requires annual training updates; you can utilize their online training to meet this requirement if you have documentation of initial face-to-face training and updates have not gone past the expiration date. MCCMHA face-to-face training attendance is every two years.

Please note: The MORC Training Department does NOT have access to Rights training certificates or records, as we no longer teach this course. Please keep your certificate from the face-to-face class and/or online update for your own records and for your employer’s records.

Eligibility for Test Outs are determined by the status of your current training. A Test Out must occur during the validity period of the current training. If the validity period is over, the learner is not eligible to recertify through the Test Out process.

These three courses are available for an instructor-led or online test out:

Introduction to Human Services and Meeting Special Needs

Health* This course has two components. Please check with your manager to coordinate part 2.

Working with People

A passing grade will recertify the class for another three (3) years; this is what is called the validity period of the training). A failing grade on any Test Out will require the learner to retake the instructor-led course.

For Private Pay learners, full payment is required.

MORC Training manuals and study guides are available through the Cornerstone Knowledge Bank.

Medications Refresher is a two-part class combining an online and instructor-led part. You are eligible for this refresher course if your current training is still within its three year validity period.

Part 1 is an online course in Cornerstone to review Transcription; it’s 30 minutes long and must be completed before registering for Part 2. It can be viewed via computer or through the Cornerstone App, which can be used by Android or iPhones.

Part 2 is a half-day class that refreshes learner skills in the process of transcribing, administering, and documenting medications in a community setting. This class is not a substitute for the introductory, instructor-led Unit 6 Medications course. Successful completion of this refresher course re-certifies the learner for three years.

Update your training by retaking these online classes through our learning management system called Cornerstone. Retaking these classes replaces a test out.

Bloodborne Pathogens

Cultural Competency

Due Process / Fair Medicaid Hearing

Environmental Emergencies / Emergency Preparedness

Infectious Disease Control

Limited English Proficiency

Please check with your manager for the latest Systems Requirements information before launching online classes and test outs.