Health Issue Trainings for Child Care Providers: The Contractor may provide health and safety training sessions for child care providers or assure providers have access to and are aware of equivalent trainings. The Contractor may also encourage parents to attend provider training sessions. Health and safety training sessions shall be conducted by the Primary Consultant, LPHA staff approved as CCHC program trainers, or guest speakers approved by the CCHC program. The process for approving CCHC program trainers will be as follows: The Primary Consultant or additional LPHA staff who will be utilized as approved CCHC program trainers shall obtain a Missouri Professional Development Identification Number (MOPDID). This number is obtained from the website maintained by the Opportunities in a Professional Educational Network (OPEN) initiative: One CCHC trainer shall also create a user account on the Missouri Workshop Calendar (MOWC) at: . Additional LPHA staff approved as CCHC program trainers who only provide occasional training will only need the MOPDID and do not need to create user accounts on the MOWC. User accounts are only needed for the designated staff that will schedule and assign trainers for a training session. Other guest speakers who are approved by the CCHC program do not need to obtain a MOPDID or MOWC user account unless a certification is being provided as part of the clock hour training (such as CPR/First Aid). The Contractor must notify the CCHC Program Manager when a new employee has been added by providing the new employee’s name and contact information, including the MOPDID (email to: ). Likewise, the Contractor must notify the CCHC Program Manager when LPHA staff should be removed from approved CCHC program trainer status. The CCHC Program Manager will contact Child Care Aware with additions or deletions to the approved CCHC trainer list in the MOWC. Paper clock hour certificates Approved CCHC program trainers may provide paper clock hour certificates to meet the annual requirements for child care providers who have not yet obtained a MOPDID. Blank certificates shall not be given out. When clock hour certificates are issued, they shall include the following:
Health Issue Trainings for Child Care Providers: The Contractor may provide health and safety training sessions for child care providers or assure providers have access to and are aware of equivalent trainings. The Contractor may also encourage parents to attend provider training sessions. Health and safety training sessions shall be conducted by the Primary Consultant, LPHA staff approved as CCHC program trainers, or guest speakers approved by the CCHC program. The process for approving CCHC program trainers will be as follows: The Primary Consultant or additional LPHA staff who will be utilized as approved CCHC program trainers shall obtain a Missouri Professional Development Identification Number (MOPDID). This number is obtained from the website maintained by the Opportunities in a Professional Educational Network (OPEN) initiative: One CCHC trainer shall also create a user account on the Missouri Workshop Calendar (MOWC) at: . Additional LPHA staff approved as CCHC program trainers who only provide occasional training will only need the MOPDID and do not need to create user accounts on the MOWC. User accounts are only needed for the designated staff that will schedule and assign trainers for a training session. Other guest speakers who are approved by the CCHC program do not need to obtain a MOPDID or MOWC user account unless a certification is being provided as part of the clock hour training (such as CPR/First Aid). The Contractor must notify the CCHC Program Manager when a new employee has been added by providing the new employee’s name and contact information, including the MOPDID (email to: ). Likewise, the Contractor must notify the CCHC Program Manager when LPHA staff should be removed from approved CCHC program trainer status. The CCHC Program Manager will contact Child Care Aware with additions or deletions to the approved CCHC trainer list in the MOWC. Paper clock hour certificates Approved CCHC program trainers may provide paper clock hour certificates to meet the annual requirements for child care providers who have not yet obtained a MOPDID. Blank certificates shall not be given out. When clock hour certificates are issued, they shall include the following:
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