Instructor: Joy Wishtun, Jefferson Center for Mental Health Social Emotional Development (Part 2) This training will discuss the important building blocks of early childhood development, with a focus on how providers and parents can work with children to ensure the formation of healthy social skills,...
Topics include: understanding and implementing standard precautions, knowledge of blood borne diseases, handling of body fluids and prevention of contamination.
Topics include: A medication overview, handling and administration of routine medications, Epi-Pen training, medication orders, documentation, and rights and responsibilities.
Take Medication Administration: Part 1 on the PDIS website. Then attend Medication Administration: Part 2 "demonstration of skills" with our instructor to complete the training. Bring your certificate from Part 1 with you to this training for our instructor to sign.
Join us for a look into the changes in the grant cycle related to Colorado Shines Rating, the Environmental Rating Scale tools, and virtual coaching supports. The pandemic has presented some unique challenges for everyone and we want to ensure we are able to provide...
Learn the basics of First Aid including general principles, medical and environmental emergencies. Learn the basics of CPR and choking for the adult, infant, and child. Participants will receive a certificate on the date of the course indicating completion by an approved vendor. PLEASE NOTE:...
Learn How to Help Save the Life of a..... Child - Student - Friend - Co-worker - Family Member If someone you know was considering suicide, would you recognize the warning signs and know how to help? Colorado is consistently ranked as one of the...
Regular monthly meeting of Jefferson County Child Care Association (JCCCA). Meeting will include business news, potluck dinner, and training. Training is free for JCCCA members; $10 for non-members. Featured training: June 24, 2020 LIP TIE AND TONGUE TIE IN YOUNG CHILDREN This presentation will cover...
Looking for ways to involve parents? Is it baking cookies, inviting them to volunteer in the classroom, or asking they attend parent/teacher meetings? Research shows a strong link between family involvement and a child’s success in school. It is essential that all programs reflect current...
