In order to provide remote training, DPI must comply with the guidance set forth by the DODD proposed rule.	Students must be visible at all times during presentation. This includes face, and upper body from the desktop and above. Students with technical difficulties will not be considered in attendance during that electronic absence. If technical difficulties persist more than 15 minutes, student will not be permitted back into class. Students must be able to see the trainer, materials and demonstrations. Students must be able to see and hear one another. Evaluations must be completed and submitted in order to receive renewal certification.
Check-in	Students should check in 5 minutes prior to class to alleviate technical problems.
Participant identification	Students will verify their identification by sharing identifying information (e.g., street name, month/day of their birth, etc) in the private chat.
No shows	Students who do not log-in for the duration of the training will be considered a no-show and charged the regular rate of the training. Training will need to be rescheduled.
Successful completion	Initial training requires skills checks, evaluation, and a written test which must be completed in person. Schedule to secure a spot. COMING DECEMBER 2020
Renewal training requires class participation, completion of skills checklist and evaluation. Skills checks may be done by a Manager who has the appropriate certification. If completed by a manager, the name must be identified during the scheduling process. Renewal skill checks can also be checked at the DPI office at no cost. Secure a spot during the scheduling process.
Agency notification	Agency will be notified if Student does not show Student experiences technical problems for more than 15 minutes Student does not successfully complete the training
For best virtual experience	Check-in early to alleviate technical problems. Have print materials available. Raise your hand or use chat box for questions. Keep cameras engaged at all times. Keep microphone on mute unless directed by trainer. No cell phones permitted. No recording of training permitted.
Class materials – PDFs of materials available on DPI’s website	Certification 1, 2, and 3 – Initial and Renewal Medication Administration Certification 1 curriculum Medication Administration Certification 1 skills check Medication Administration Certification 2 curriculum Medication Administration Certification 2 skills check Medication Administration Certification 3 skills check Evaluation
Submission of materials	Completed skills checklist and evaluation can be scanned and emailed to mhampton@dpioh.com or faxed to (614) 505-6974.
As we continue to experience remote learning, policies are subject to change.