This is a repeat of the Ethics Session held 1/20/2010 and 2/10/2010.  You can only get credit for attending 1 of the 3 sessions.

March 10, 2010

1:30 – 3:00 p.m. Mountain Time  

2:30 – 4:00 p.m. Central Time

Training Leader:  Matthew Markve MA, CRC

Target audience: Rehabilitation professionals interested in the final changes to the upcoming revision of the CRCC Code of Professional Ethics.

Overview:
This session will review the major changes to the upcoming CRCC Code of
Professional Ethics which become effective January 1, 2010.

Areas of Focus

• Review of the top 10 changes to the code
  
• Working within the new professional disclosure statement requirements
  
  
  • Review of new sample disclosure forms
• Technology and impact on confidentiality and communication
  
• Changes within roles and relationships with consumers
  
• Heightened requirements for cultural competence

Format: Desktop learning session

Desktop sessions are a combination of lecture and discussion.  You can participate at your own computer workstation.  This format offers the ability to ask questions and share insights on the subject matter.

Set up requirements:

All you need to participate is access to a web browser and a telephone.  Registered participants will be provided with a URL and phone number to access the training.  These are easy to access, low-tech, no cost training opportunities. 

To Register:

There are no registration fees for these training sessions. To register for training go to the TACE web site: www.taceregion8.com

Registration Deadline: March 2, 2010

CRC Credits:  1.5
contact hours can be verified for each session for individuals
currently holding certified rehabilitation counselor status. To receive
CRC verification you must be formally registered, and participate in
the entire training time period.

Contact person:  For more information, contact

Jude Printz, Events Coordinator, TACE Region 8

phone: 970.351.1324

e-mail: jude.printz@unco.edu

This
training activity is fully funded by the Department of
Education/Rehabilitation Services Administration, Grant Number
H264A080005.

Making
an investment in your professional development will produce a positive
return for you and your employer, and will ultimately impact the people
with disabilities for whom you provide services.