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About This Training
You are about to take BayCare's 2009 mandatory training
for Behavioral Health/The Harbor Non-Team Members. This training has two sections. Before you begin, please
read the information below:
Schedule Enough Time - The entire training can take
up to 2� hours. Please make sure to set aside enough time before you get
started.
Print Your Certificate - You will have to print a
Verification of Completion certificate at the end of the Annual Training module.
Please make sure you take the training on a computer with access to a working
printer. Read, sign and date the certificate and submit it to your manager or
supervisor. Keep a copy for your records.
Turn Speakers On - Please make sure your
computer's speakers are turned on and working.
Remember: You
will not have an ability to bookmark your
progress if you end the session before completing every module.
Section 1 - Code of Conduct: "Doing the Right
Thing"
Click here to begin
your Corporate
Responsibility training. Note: This link will
launch a new window. Depending on your Internet connection, this may take a few
minutes.
- Approximate time: 30
minutes
- Review all of the
information in this Corporate Responsibility training.
- BayCare
Confidentiality Agreement - Click here to download and print the Confidentiality Agreement.
- Submit the signed
and dated agreement to your manager or supervisor.
- Keep a copy for
your records.
Section 2 - Annual Training
Click here to begin
all six
modules of
this training. Note: This link will launch a new window.
Depending on your Internet connection, this may take a few minutes.
- Approximate time: 2
hours.
- Remember to turn on
your computer's speakers.
- Please note: If you exit this training BEFORE completing
all six modules, you will have to retake the entire training, beginning with
the first module. You will not be able to bookmark or save your location in
the module.
Don't forget to download and print the
Verification of Completion certificate at the end of the last module. Submit the
signed document to your manager or supervisor and keep a copy for your
records.
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