OPHA 2019 Pre-Conference WorkshopProfessional EthicsDate: Sunday, October 13, 2019 Location: Tammy Bray Leadership Conference Room (Hallie Ford Center #115) Registration Fees: $110 Members, $125 Non-Members Session overview: This workshop will introduce participants to a variety of ethical principles and provide a decision making model to aid them in ensuring that decisions are made ethically within their service area. Trainer: Pauline Martel, BA, CPS Pauline has dedicated 36 years to the field of prevention and treatment working directly with children and families in alcohol and other drug programs. She has been a statewide Ethics trainer since 1998 and maintains her CPS certification. After retiring from Adapt, headquartered in Roseburg, OR, she continues as an adjunct instructor at Umpqua Community College. Target Audience:
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Lodging: Best Western ADA Accessibility: ADA accommodation requests should be directed to Angela Weaver, at [email protected] or by phone at 503-494-1205. Requests for accommodation should be made at least 3 weeks prior to the event. OPHA will do it's best to accommodate requests made after September 17th, but we cannot guarantee availability of all services. For any questions, please contact: Clair Raujol ***This event is sponsored by OPHA's Addition Prevention Section*** |
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