Personnel Development Opportunities
ECI Professional Development Events
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View information and register for events, or view the Archived Webinars.
Apply to provide Continuing Professional Education credits. To apply, please read the application instructions and complete the CPE application form (PDF). The application must be received by the ECI State Office at least 30 days before the event.
Online Training Modules
- Making It Work
- Case Management
- Required Provider training
- Early Intervention Specialists
- Web-Based Training Modules
Making It Work
Making It Work (MIW): Training to communicate essential knowledge to all ECI staff, and to assist providers in complying with federal and state requirements, by providing consistent information on the ECI process.
Case Management Module – Training for Service Coordinators
Service Coordinators must complete this module in order to provide case management services for families.
Required Provider Training
Required Provider Training: All ECI staff must maintain their specific license or credential in good standing in order to provide ECI services. All staff who provide services to children and families must complete a self assessment about their knowledge, skills and abilities and the Orientation to ECI before receiving a caseload. Each staff will also have an individualized professional development plan designed for them based on the results of their self assessment.
Early Intervention Specialists
The Transition CDS and EIS paperwork can be found at this link.
Web-Based Training Modules
Ethics: Making Better Decisions
Ethics affect how you relate to others in all aspects of your life; including how you relate to the families you serve. Ethics: Making Better Decisions will enable you to recognize ethical dilemmas and provides you with a decision making tool to help you to make better decisions. A text-only version is also available.
Family-Centered Services: Making Every Contact Count
The Family-Centered Services: Making Every Contact Count course was developed to review the basic principles of working with others so that you have the information and skills you need to continue building healthy relationships with the families you serve. A text-only version is also available.
