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SUMMARY:61824 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (Lighthouse-sponsored)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual Certified Peer Specialist training in June 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Lighthouse Recovery Community Center and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: June 18\, 19\, 20\, 25\, 26\, 27\, July 9\, 10\, 11\, 16\, 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25 \nHours: 5pm-8:30pm \nLocation: Virtual (Zoom-Platform) \nTrainers: Victor Kilpatrick & Jamie Smidt \nTraining serves: Staff and affiliates of Lighthouse Recovery Community Center \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Tuesday\, April 23rd\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Tuesday\, May 21st\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust be a resident of Staff and affiliates of Lighthouse Recovery Community Center\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, June 4th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/61824-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-lighthouse-sponsored/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:61024 Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (WCS-sponsored)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual Certified Peer Specialist training in June 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Wisconsin Community Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: June 10th-14th (Mon-Fri)\, 17th-20th (Mon-Thu)\, 24th-27th (Mon-Thu) \nHours: 1:00PM – 5:00PM \nLocation: Virtual via Zoom Platform \nTrainers: Michelle Laga & Dominique Christian \nTraining serves: Milwaukee County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, April 8th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, May 6th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust be a resident of Milwaukee County\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, May 27th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/61024-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-wcs-sponsored/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:52724 Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (Eau Claire County-sponsored)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual Certified Peer Specialist training in May 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is funded by Eau Claire County and supported by At The Roots LLC and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: May 28th – May 30th\, June 3rd – June 6th\, June 10th – June 13th\, June 17th-18th (Monday – Thursday; last day is Tuesday) \nHours: 4:30pm-8:30pm \nLocation: Virtual via Zoom Platform \nTrainers: Demell Glenn & Jose Cruz \nTraining serves: Residents of Eau Claire County who have lived experience with substance; preference will go to people who have lived experience with opioid use. \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, April 1st\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, April 29th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust be a resident of Eau Claire County who have lived experience with substance; preference will go to people who have lived experience with opioid use.\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, May 13th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/52724-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-eau-claire-county-sponsored/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:52024 In-Person Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (Solutions Recovery-Sponsored & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming In-Person Certified Peer Specialist training in May 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Solutions Recovery and Access to Independence. \n  \nTraining Dates: May 20th-24th\, 28th (Monday-Friday\, Tuesday) \nHours: 8AM – 4:30PM \nLocation: In-Person \nSolutions Recovery Center \n621 Evans St \nOshkosh\, WI 54901 \nTrainers: Tamra Oman & Heleema Berg \nTraining serves: Residents of Brown\, Calumet\, Door\, Fond du Lac\, Green Lake\, Kewaunee\, Manitowoc\, Marinette\, Marquette\, Menominee\, Oconto\, Outagamie\, Shawano\, Sheboygan\, Waupaca\, Waushara\, Winnebago Counties; ***preference to staff and affiliates of Solutions Recovery*** \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, March 25th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Friday\, April 26th\, 2024 at 12pm (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Brown\, Calumet\, Door\, Fond du Lac\, Green Lake\, Kewaunee\, Manitowoc\, Marinette\, Marquette\, Menominee\, Oconto\, Outagamie\, Shawano\, Sheboygan\, Waupaca\, Waushara\, Winnebago Counties; ***preference to staff and affiliates of Solutions Recovery***\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, May 6th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/52024-in-person-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-solutions-recovery-sponsored-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:80524 Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (WCS-Sponsored)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual Certified Peer Specialist training in August 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Wisconsin Community Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: August 5-9 (Mon-Fr)\, 12-15 (Mon- Thurs)\, 19-22 (Mon-Thurs) \nHours: 4:00pm-8:00pm \nLocation: Virtual via Zoom Platform \nTrainers: Michelle Laga & April Luderus \nTraining serves: Milwaukee County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, May 27th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, June 24th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust be a resident of Milwaukee County\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, July 15th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/80524-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-wcs-sponsored/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:40424 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (DHS-Sponsored & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in March 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: April 4th-6th\, 11th-13th\, 18th-20th (Thursdays-Saturdays) \nHours: 5pm-9pm on Thursdays & Fridays; 9am-5:30pm on Saturdays \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Carmella Glenn & Deborah Mejchar \nTraining serves: Residents of Columbia\, Dane\, Dodge\, and Green County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Thursday\, February 1st\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Thursday\, February 29th\, 2024 at 12pm (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Columbia\, Dane\, Dodge\, and Green County\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Thursday\, March 21st\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/40424-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-dhs-sponsored-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:50624 Online Certified Parent Peer Specialist (CPPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual Certified Parent Peer Specialist training in March 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Parent Peer Specialist training is supported by Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: May 6\, 8-9\, 13\, 15-16\, 20\, 22-23\, 27\, 29-30\, June 3\, 5-6\, 10 (Mondays\, Wednesdays\, Thursdays) \nHours: 3:00pm-6:00pm \nLocation: Virtual (Zoom-Platform) \nTrainers: Lynn Maday & Angela Clements \nTraining serves: All Tribal Nations in Wisconsin and All Wisconsin Counties \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, March 18th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, April 8th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPPS training: \n\nDedicated to promoting recovery opportunities in the lives of Parent Peers\nMust have first-hand lived experience parenting a youth with social\, emotional\, behavioral concerns/substance use concerns\nMust reside in a tribe in Wisconsin or in a Wisconsin county\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Parent Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand lived experience parenting a youth with social\, emotional\, behavioral concerns/substance use concerns)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPPS or CPPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPPS while providing non-CPPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, April 22nd\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/50624-online-certified-parent-peer-specialist-cpps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Parent Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:42824 Online Certified Parent Peer Specialist (CPPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual Certified Parent Peer Specialist training in March 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Parent Peer Specialist training is supported by Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: April 28th\, 30th\, May 2nd\, 5th\, 7th\, 9th\, 12th\, 14th\, 16th\, 19th\, 21st\, 23rd (Tuesday\, Thursdays\, Sundays) \nHours: 5:00pm-8:00pm (Tuesdays & Thursdays); 9:00am-3:00pm (Sundays) \nLocation: Virtual (Zoom-Platform) \nTrainers: Paula Buege & Felica Turner-Walton \nTraining serves: All Tribal Nations in Wisconsin and All Wisconsin Counties \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Tuesday\, March 5th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Tuesday\, March 26th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPPS training: \n\nDedicated to promoting recovery opportunities in the lives of Parent Peers\nMust have first-hand lived experience parenting a youth with social\, emotional\, behavioral concerns/substance use concerns\nMust reside in a tribe in Wisconsin or in a Wisconsin county\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Parent Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand lived experience parenting a youth with social\, emotional\, behavioral concerns/substance use concerns)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPPS or CPPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPPS while providing non-CPPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Tuesday\, April 16th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/42824-online-certified-parent-peer-specialist-cpps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Parent Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:42324 Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (WCS-sponsored)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual Certified Peer Specialist training in April 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Wisconsin Community Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: April 23rd-26th\, 30th-May 3rd\, 7th-10th \nHours: 3:00PM – 7:00PM \nLocation: Virtual via Zoom Platform \nTrainers: Michelle Laga & Shirley Drake \nTraining serves: Milwaukee County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Tuesday\, February 13th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Tuesday\, March 12th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust be a resident of Milwaukee County\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Tuesday\, April 2nd\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/42324-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-wcs-sponsored/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:42224 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (Newcap\, Inc-Sponsored & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in April 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Newcap\, Inc. and Access to Independence. \n  \nTraining Dates: April 22nd\, 23rd\, 25th\, 29th\, 30th\, May 2nd\, 6th\, 7th\, 9th\, 13th\, 14th\, and 16th (Mon\, Tues\, and Thurs) \nHours: 4pm-8pm \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Cano Padilla & Victor Kilpatrick \nTraining serves: Residents of Brown\, Calumet\, Door\, Fond du Lac\, Green Lake\, Kewaunee\, Manitowoc\, Marinette\, Marquette\, Menominee\, Oconto\, Outagamie\, Shawano\, Sheboygan\, Waupaca\, Waushara\, Winnebago Counties \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, February 19th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, March 18th\, 2024 at 12pm (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Brown\, Calumet\, Door\, Fond du Lac\, Green Lake\, Kewaunee\, Manitowoc\, Marinette\, Marquette\, Menominee\, Oconto\, Outagamie\, Shawano\, Sheboygan\, Waupaca\, Waushara\, Winnebago Counties\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, April 8th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/42224-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-newcap-inc-sponsored-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:40424 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in April 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Access to Independence. \n  \nTraining Dates: April 4th-6th\, 11th-13th\, & 18th-20th (Thurs-Saturday) \nHours: Thursdays & Fridays: 5pm-9pm CT\nSaturdays: 9am-5:30pm CT \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Carmella Glenn & Deb Mejchar \nTraining serves: Residents of Columbia\, Dane\, Dodge\, and Green County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Thursday\, February 1\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Thursday\, February 29\, 2024 at 12pm (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Columbia\, Dane\, Dodge\, and Green County\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Thursday\, March 21\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/40424-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:32524 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (IndiGO-Sponsored & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in March 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is IndiGO-sponsored and supported by Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: March 25th-28th (Mon-Thurs.)\, April 1st – 4th (Mon.-Thurs.)\, and 11th-14th (Thurs.-Sun.) \nHours: 5:00pm-9:00pm\, last two days (April 13th & 14th) will be from 9am-1pm \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Marcia Galvan & Kaeden Watford \nTraining serves: Residents of Ashland\, Bayfield\, Burnett\, Douglas\, Iron\, Price\, Sawyer\, and Washburn County; priority to residents of Douglas County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, January 29\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, February 26\, 2024 at 12pm (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Ashland\, Bayfield\, Burnett\, Douglas\, Iron\, Price\, Sawyer\, and Washburn\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, March 11th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/32524-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-indigo-sponsored-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:32624 Online Certified Parent Peer Specialist (CPPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual Certified Parent Peer Specialist training in March 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Parent Peer Specialist training is supported by Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: March 25th-30th\, April 1st-6th (Monday-Saturday) \nHours: 5:00pm-9:00pm (Mondays-Fridays); 9:00am-1:00pm (Saturdays) \nLocation: Virtual (Zoom-Platform) \nTrainers: Dominique Christian & Heleema Berg \nTraining serves: All Tribal Nations in Wisconsin and All Wisconsin Counties \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Tuesday\, January 30th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, February 26th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPPS training: \n\nDedicated to promoting recovery opportunities in the lives of Parent Peers\nMust have first-hand lived experience parenting a youth with social\, emotional\, behavioral concerns/substance use concerns\nMust reside in a tribe in Wisconsin or in a Wisconsin county\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Parent Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand lived experience parenting a youth with social\, emotional\, behavioral concerns/substance use concerns)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPPS or CPPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPPS while providing non-CPPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, March 11th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/32624-online-certified-parent-peer-specialist-cpps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Parent Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:30624 In-Person Certified Parent Peer Specialist (CPPS) Training (Dane County Dept. of Human Services-Sponsored & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming in-person Certified Parent Peer Specialist training in March 2024!\n  \nThis In-Person Certified Parent Peer Specialist training is supported by Dane County Department of Human Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates:March 6th-8th\, 11th-13th (Wed-Fri\, Mon-Wed) \nHours: 8:30am-5:00pm \nLocation: \nDane County Job Center\n1819 Aberg Ave\nMadison\, WI 53704 \nTrainers: Tara Wilhelmi & Dominique Christian \nTraining serves: Residents of Dane County\, preference to Dane County Department of Human Services Employees and Contracted Providers \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Wednesday\, January 24th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Wednesday\, February 14th\, 2024 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPPS training: \n\nDedicated to promoting recovery opportunities in the lives of Parent Peers\nMust have first-hand lived experience parenting a youth with social\, emotional\, behavioral concerns/substance use concerns\nMust reside in Dane County\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Parent Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand lived experience parenting a youth with social\, emotional\, behavioral concerns/substance use concerns)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPPS or CPPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPPS while providing non-CPPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, March 26th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/30624-in-person-certified-parent-peer-specialist-cpps-training-dane-county-dept-of-human-services-sponsored-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Parent Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:22624 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (Kenosha County-Sponsored & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in February 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Kenosha County Division of Aging\, Disability & Behavioral Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: February 26-29th\, March 4-7th\, March 11-14th (Monday-Thursday) \nHours: 4:00pm-9:00pm \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Victor Kilpatrick & Tamra Oman \nTraining serves: Residents of Jefferson\, Kenosha\, Racine\, Rock\, Walworth Counties\, and Ho-Chunk Tribe; preference to Kenosha County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, December 18th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, January 15th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Jefferson\, Kenosha\, Racine\, Rock\, Walworth Counties\, and Ho-Chunk Tribe\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, February 12th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/22624-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-dane-county-department-of-human-services-sponsored-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:20524 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (Juneau County Health Dept.-Sponsored & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in February 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Juneau County Health Department and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: February 5\, 7\, 9\, 12\, 14\, 16\, 19\, 21\, 23\,26\,28\, March 1 (Mon.\,Wed.\,Fri.) \nHours: 5:00pm-9:00pm \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Heleema Berg & Demell Glenn \nTraining serves: Residents of Adams\, Jackson\, Juneau\, Monroe\, Sauk\, Vernon\, and Wood Counties *preference to residents of Juneau county* \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, November 27\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Thursday\, December 28\, 2023 at 11:59PM \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Adams\, Jackson\, Juneau\, Monroe\, Sauk\, Vernon\, and Wood Counties\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, January 15th\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/20524-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-juneau-county-health-dept-sponsored-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:12224 Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (WCS-sponsored)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming virtual Certified Peer Specialist training in January 2024!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Wisconsin Community Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: January 22nd-25th\, 29th-February 1st\, 5th-8th \nHours: 4:00PM – 8:00PM (Monday-Thursday) \nLocation: Virtual via Zoom Platform \nTrainers: Michelle Laga & Shirley Drake \nTraining serves: Milwaukee County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, November 13\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, December 11\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust be a resident of Milwaukee County\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n20-22 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 30 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 30 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, January 1\, 2024.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/12224-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-wcs-sponsored/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:121123 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (IndiGO & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in December 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by IndiGO and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: December 11th\, 12th\, 14th\, 18th\, 19th\, 21st\, 28th\, 29th & January 2nd\, 4th\, 8th \nHours: 5:00pm-9:00pm \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Heleema Berg & Cano Padilla \nTraining serves: Residents of Ashland\, Bayfield\, Burnett\, Douglas\, Iron\, Price\, Sawyer\, and Washburn Counties; **Preference to Residents of Douglas County** \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, October 16\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, November 13\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Ashland\, Bayfield\, Burnett\, Douglas\, Iron\, Price\, Sawyer\, and Washburn Counties; **Preference to Residents of Douglas County**\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, November 27th\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/121123-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-indigo-access-to-independence-supported/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:102523 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training of the Trainer (DHS & Access to Independence-supported).
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist Training of the Trainer in October 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: October 25th – 27th\, October 30th – November 1st \nHours: 9AM – 4PM CT \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers/Co-Facilitators: Carmella Glenn\, Dominique Christian\, Gaochi Vang\, Lynn Maday-Bigboy\, Marcia Galvin\, and Marguerit Galindo. \nTraining Serves: Residents of any Wisconsin County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Tuesday\, August 1st\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Thursday\, August 31st\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nThe deadline to apply for this Certified Peer Specialist Training of Trainers has passed. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 30 applications will be considered. If 30 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust be a Certified Peer Specialist with active Wisconsin certification by July 8th\, 2023\nMust reside in any Wisconsin County\nMust be willing and able to facilitate a minimum of 2 CPS trainings per year\nMust be able to facilitate online trainings and arrange for travel for facilitation of in-person trainings\n\nIt is anticipated that 8-12 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements\, submit an application form\, and complete a virtual interview.  Selected participants will be compensated at $40/hour for this training of the trainer. \nApplying for this or any CPS training of the trainer does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a parent peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\nWhether or not the applicant has facilitation experience in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to becoming a state-approved CPS trainer\, and a pathway to working as a professional trainer\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the trainer certification but not go on to co-facilitate CPS trainings\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\nApplicants who do not display initiative in having difficult conversations that address harm when they arise\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regards to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 30 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 20 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 20 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Wednesday\, October 4th\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/102523-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-of-the-trainer-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist,Training of the Trainer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230913T170000
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SUMMARY:91323 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in September 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: September 13th-17th\, 20th-24th\, 27th-30th (Wednesdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays; Thursday in the last week) \nHours: 5:00pm-9:00pm (Wednesdays\, Fridays\, and Thursday on the last week)\, 9:00am-1:00pm (Saturdays and Sundays) \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Marcia Galvan & Janie Ocejo \nTraining serves: Residents of Milwaukee\, Ozaukee\, Washington\, & Waukesha counties \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Wednesday\, July 5\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Wednesday\, August 2\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Milwaukee\, Ozaukee\, Washington\, & Waukesha counties\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Wednesday\, August 23rd\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/91323-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:90623 Online Certified Parent Peer Specialist (CPPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Parent Peer Specialist (CPPS) Training in September 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Parent Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: September 6th-8th\, 11th-14th\, 18th-22nd \nHours: 9AM – 1PM CT \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers/Co-Facilitators: Tara Wilhelmi & Paula Buege \nTraining Serves: Residents in any Wisconsin County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Wednesday\, July 26th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Wednesday\, August 16th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPPS training: \n\nMust identify as a parent of a youth/child with mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust be a resident in a Wisconsin county\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\nIt is anticipated that 14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements\, submit an application form\, and complete a virtual interview.  There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Parent Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a parent peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to becoming a state-approved CPPS\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to be a CPPS\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPPS while providing non-CPPS services\nApplicants who do not display initiation in having difficult conversations that addresses harm when they arise\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regards to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Wednesday\, August 30th\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/90623-online-certified-parent-peer-specialist-cpps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
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SUMMARY:82123 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in August 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: August 21st – 25th\, 28th – September 1st\, 5th-6th (Monday-Friday) \nHours: 4:00PM – 8:00PM \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Cano Padilla & Dominique Christian \nTraining serves: Members\, staff\, and affiliates of the Multicultural Coalition  \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Friday\, July 14\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Thursday\, August 10\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust be a member\, staff\, and/or affiliate of the Multicultural Coalition \nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Wednesday\, August 16th\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/82123-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported-2/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:81423 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in August 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: August 14th – 17th\, 21st – 24th\, 28th – 31st \nHours: 8:00AM – 12:00PM CT \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Carmella Glenn and Marcia Galvan \nTraining Serves: Food Service and Hospitality Industry Workers from the Dane County Food Collective only. \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, June 5th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, July 3rd\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust be affiliated or a member with the Dane County Food Collective\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regards to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, July 24th\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/81423-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230803T203000
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SUMMARY:71623 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in July 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: July 17th – 20th\, 24th – 27st\, 31st – August 3rd (Mondays-Thursdays) \nHours: 4:30PM – 8:30PM CT \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Victor Kilpatrick & Jose Cruz \nTraining serves: Residents of Barron\, Chippewa\, Clark\, Dunn\, Eau Claire\, Pepin\, Pierce\, Polk\, Rusk\, and St. Croix Counties \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, May 15th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Monday\, June 12th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Barron\, Chippewa\, Clark\, Dunn\, Eau Claire\, Pepin\, Pierce\, Polk\, Rusk\, and St. Croix Counties\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions  (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regards to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, July 3rd\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/71623-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported-2/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230717T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230726T160000
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SUMMARY:71723 Online Certified Parent Peer Specialist (CPPS) Training of the Trainer (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Parent Peer Specialist Training of the Trainer in July 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Parent Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: July 17th – 19th\, 24th – 26th\, 2023 \nHours: 9AM – 4PM CT \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers/Co-Facilitators: Paula Buege\, Lynn Maday-Bigboy\, Marguerit Galindo\, and Gaochi Vang \nTraining Serves: Residents in any Wisconsin County \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Monday\, May 1st\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Wednesday\, May 31st\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nThe deadline to apply for this Certified Peer Specialist Training of Trainers has passed. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPPS training: \n\nMust be a Certified Parent Peer Specialist with active Wisconsin certification OR\nMust be Current CPS trainer and is in a parenting role of kids/youth with MH/SU challenges OR\nBecame a CPS in the last two years\, is in a parenting role of kids/youth with MH/SU challenges\, and have 3+ years of experience working with families or youth\nMust reside in any Wisconsin County\nMust be willing and able to facilitate a minimum of 1 CPPS trainings per year\nMust be able to facilitate online trainings and arrange for travel for facilitation of in-person trainings\n\nIt is anticipated that 10-16 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements\, submit an application form\, and complete a virtual interview.  There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPPS training of the trainer does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Parent Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a parent peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\nWhether or not the applicant has facilitation experience in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to becoming a state-approved CPPS trainer\, and a pathway to working as a professional trainer\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the trainer certification but not go on to co-facilitate CPPS trainings\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPPS while providing non-CPPS services\nApplicants who do not display initiation in having difficult conversations that addresses harm when they arise\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Parent Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regards to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, June 26th\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/71723-online-certified-parent-peer-specialist-cpps-training-of-the-trainer-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Parent Peer Specialist,Peer Specialist,Training of the Trainer
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230727T203000
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SUMMARY:71023 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in July 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: July 10th – 14th\, 17th – 21st\, 24th – 27th \nHours: 5:00PM – 8:30PM CT \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Dominique Christian & Shirley Drake \nTraining serves: Residents of Columbia\, Dane\, Dodge\, Green Counties\, and the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians\, Oneida Nation\, and the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin. \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Wednesday\, May 10th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Wednesday\, June 7th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Columbia\, Dane\, Dodge\, Green Counties\, and the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians\, Oneida Nation\, and the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin.\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions  (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regards to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, June 19th\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/71023-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20230620T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230720T203000
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SUMMARY:62023 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in June 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: June 20th – 22nd\, 27th – 29th\, July 11th – 13th\, 18th – 20th\, 25th – 26th \nHours: 5:00PM – 8:30PM CT \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Tamra Oman & Tara Wilhelmi \nTraining serves: Residents of Jefferson\, Kenosha\, Racine\, Rock\, Walworth\, Adams\, Florence\, Forest\, Langlade\, Lincoln\, Marathon\, Oneida\, Portage\, Taylor\, Vilas and Wood Counties. \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Wednesday\, April 19th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Wednesday\, May 17th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Jefferson\, Kenosha\, Racine\, Rock\, Walworth\, Adams\, Florence\, Forest\, Langlade\, Lincoln\, Marathon\, Oneida\, Portage\, Taylor\, Vilas and Wood Counties.\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions  (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regards to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, June 5th\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/62023-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-milwaukee-county-funded-and-wcs-supported-access-to-independence-supported/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:62123 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training (DHS & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce an upcoming online (zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training in June 2023!\n  \nThis Virtual (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist training is supported by Department of Health Services and Access to Independence.\n \n  \nTraining Dates: June 20th\, 22nd – 24th\, 27th\, 29th – 30th\, July 1st\, 7th – 8th\, 11th\, 13th (Tuesdays\, Thursdays – Saturdays) \nHours: 4PM – 8PM (Tuesdays\, Thursdays and Fridays) & 9AM – 1PM (Saturdays) \nLocation: Online (Zoom-based) \nTrainers: Cano Padilla and Susie Austin \nTraining Serves: Residents in Brown\, Calumet\, Door\, Fond du Lac\, Green Lake\, Kewaunee\, Manitowoc\, Marinette\, Marquette\, Menominee\, Oconto\, Outagamie\, Shawano\, Sheboygan\, Waupaca\, Waushara\, and Winnebago Counties. Training also serves the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians\, Oneida Nation\, and the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin. \nTraining Cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: Tuesday\, April 25th\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \nApplication Deadline: Tuesday. May 23rd\, 2023 at 12PM (Noon) \n  \nWe have already received 50 application submissions\, or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training. \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Brown\, Calumet\, Door\, Fond du Lac\, Green Lake\, Kewaunee\, Manitowoc\, Marinette\, Marquette\, Menominee\, Oconto\, Outagamie\, Shawano\, Sheboygan\, Waupaca\, Waushara\, and Winnebago Counties. Training also serves the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians\, Oneida Nation\, and the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin.\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regard to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, June 5th\, 2023.
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/62123-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-dhs-access-to-independence-supported/
LOCATION:Held Virtually
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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SUMMARY:51523 Online Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Training  (Milwaukee County-funded and WCS-supported & Access to Independence-supported)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce…\nA May 2023 (Virtual) Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) training!\nThis online (Zoom-based) Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) training is funded through Milwaukee County and supported by WCS and Access to Independence.\n \nTraining dates: May 15th-19th\, 22nd-26th\, & 30th-31st\, 2023 (no class on 29th) \nHours: Monday-Friday – 1:00pm-5:00pm \nTrainers: Michelle Laga & Shirley Drake \nTraining serves: Residents of Milwaukee County \nTraining cost: Free for participants \n  \nWhen to Apply (and Deadlines/Closing)\nA button will appear below this section with the words “Click Here to Apply” at the time applications open. Click that button to access the application form for this training. \nApplications Open: 12pm (noon) on Monday\, March 6th\, 2023 \nApplication Deadline: 12pm (noon) on Monday\, April 3rd\, 2023 \nWe have already received 50 application submissions or the application deadline has passed. We are unable to consider any more applications for this training.  \n  \nPossible Early Closing of Applications: \nA maximum of 50 applications will be considered. If 50 applications are received prior to the application deadline (see above)\, the application form will automatically close and no additional applications will be received. \n  \nDetermining Eligibility and Fit\nThe following are required to be eligible to apply for this CPS training: \n\nMust self-identify as having navigated personal lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges\nMust reside in Milwaukee County\nMust have at least a high school diploma or GED equivalent\nMust be 18 years of age or older\n\n14-18 participants will be selected for this training. To be considered for selection\, you must meet the basic eligibility requirements above\, submit an application form\, and complete an interview. There is no training registration cost for participants. \nApplying for this or any CPS training does not guarantee selection as a participant. \nApplications received are reviewed by trainers in full\, and a variety of criteria may determine whether an applicant is asked to interview and possibly participate in a training. These include\, but are not limited to: \n\nWhether or not the applicant meets the basic eligibility requirements to become a Certified Peer Specialist (18 or older\, possesses either a high school diploma or GED\, is a Wisconsin resident\, has first-hand\, personal lived experience navigating mental health or substance use)\nWhether or not the applicant meets secondary eligibility requirements that are training-specific (belongs to the county\, tribe\, region\, and/or community served by the particular training)\nWhether or not the applicant is seeking employment or is already employed in a peer support position and/or a supervisory role to CPS (trainings are intended to serve workforce development efforts as part of an employment initiative)\nWhether or not the applicant is a community member looking to use their personal experiences to support others towards recovery/wellness/meaningful living\nHow well the applicant is able to demonstrate an understanding of recovery principles\, especially in such a way that supports self-determination of people with lived experience\nWhether or not the applicant has experience offering peer support in a professional or personal setting\n\nBecause this training is the pre-requisite to registering for the state-approved CPS exam\, and a pathway to working in a professional peer support role\, applications demonstrating the following may not be given priority in the application review process: \n\nApplicants seeking this certification simply as a resume booster\nApplicants looking to obtain the certification but not go on to work in the role of a CPS or CPS supervisor\nApplicants looking to use this training as the “next step in their recovery”\nApplicants who show they do not support many pathways to recovery\nApplicants only seeking certification in order to bill as a CPS while providing non-CPS services\n\nConsiderations\nWe encourage you to familiarize yourself with the role of a Certified Peer Specialist before applying. Click here to learn more about the role and work of a Certified Peer Specialist. \nFilling Out and Submitting the Online Application\nFirst\, we highly recommend filling out and submitting the online training application form using a desktop computer or tablet and not a smart phone. \nIt is important that you answer all required questions  (marked with an asterisk) on the online training application form. There are also formatting requirements in regards to dates and other fields (such as email address). If required fields are not answered in the application form or the fields are entered incorrectly\, it will register as an error and your application will not be submitted to us when you press the “submit” button. \nThis is what happens if you try to submit an application with errors: \n\nApplicant presses “submit” button\nInstead of being redirected to the “application submission page\,” the training application form page reloads\nThis page now contains language telling the hopeful applicant that some fields were entered incorrectly (applicant may need to scroll down to see this)\nIncorrectly filled out or missing fields are highlighted in red\nApplicant should fix errors and resubmit\nUpon successfully addressing errors\, the application submission page with a timestamp will appear (we recommend you print or save a print screen of this page when it appears) and a copy of the application will be sent to the applicant’s email address they provided alongside an outline of next steps\n\nPlease note: If the application form or event page page reloads instead of the “application submission page\,” there is something wrong with your application\, and you will need to follow the instructions to address any errors. \nWhat to Expect After Applying\nOnce the application deadline has passed or 50 applications are received (whichever is sooner)\, trainers will be sent applications to review\, contact up to 25 applicants out of the total applicant pool for virtual interviews\, and then select a final cohort of training participants after conducting virtual interviews. Though a maximum of 25 people will be contacted for interviews\, everyone can expect to hear back about the final decision in regard to their application. \nPlease know that it may take some time for participant selection to be finalized\, and we ask for your patience. Final selection decisions for this training may not be made until Monday\, April 26th\, 2023 (two-three weeks prior to the training start-date).
URL:https://wicps.uwm-citee.org/exam/51523-online-certified-peer-specialist-cps-training-wcs-funded-access-to-independence-supported/
CATEGORIES:Peer Specialist
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