Training Gallery

Through trainings, we will be able to help providers increase their knowledge and confidence in managing the needs of children and youth with special health care needs. We will be able to provide parents and family members with resources to help advocate for their children’s and family’s needs.

Maine CDC’s Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs team will provide virtual “live” webinars on specific topics. Trainings will be recorded and available for “on-demand” training opportunities. 

2024-2025 Training Schedule: 

Topic Date & Time Presenter Registration Link
Help Me Grow Maine Nov. 5, 2024, 3:30-4:30pm Melinda Corey Register Here
Lead Poisoning Prevention Dec. 3, 2024, 3:30-4:30pm Dr. Maggie Bourdeau Register Here
Oral Health Jan. 7, 2025, 3:30-4:30pm Katelyn Christiansen Register Here
Paid Family and Medical Leave Law Feb. 4, 2025, 3:20-4:30pm Reginald Parsons Register Here
Pediatric Brain Injury Awareness March 4, 2025, 3:30-4:30pm

Jessica Riccardi

Katy Bizier

Register Here

On Demand Trainings 

2024 On Demand Trainings

Month Topic Presenter Video Link Resources
Sept. MaineCare in Education Trista Collins Watch Now Slides
Q & A
Resource Sheet
Oct. Emergency Preparedness for CYSHCN Mallory Cyr Watch Now Slides
PHE Worksheet
Nov. Help Me Grow Maine Melinda Corey    
Dec. Lead Poisoning Prevention Dr. Maggie Bourdeau    

2025 On Demand Trainings

Month Topic Presenter Video Link Resources
Jan. Oral Health Katelyn Christiansen    
Feb. TBD      
March Pediatric Brain Injury Awareness

Jessica Riccardi

Katy Bizier

   
April TBD      
May TBD      
June TBD      
July TBD      

 

Additional Resources: 

MaineCare in Education: My student and MaineCare

MaineCare in Education: Introduction to MaineCare

Katie Beckett Medical Waiver Program

MaineCare in Education: EPSDT for Children and Youth

Healthcare Transition: Best Practices for Families/Caregivers 

Education is Special: A Guide to Special Education in Maine

Transition Planning: Looking Beyond the High School Years

Supported Decision Making