A new provider is defined as either:

New Provider Guidance for Medication Administration Webcast

As a new provider, you may be interested in using unlicensed staff to administer medication at your new provider sites. New providers typically do not have an established medication administration program nor does their staff meet some of the requirements to become medication administration trainers. To accommodate the use of the course by new providers, there is a webcast to introduce them to medication administration.

The webcast:

Provider administration must view the webcast in addition to the trainer candidate. The webcast includes information about registration procedures for new provider trainer candidates.

*Please note: the New Provider and Trainer forms at the end of the webcast are not accessible. After viewing the webcast please access the forms at the bottom of the page.

Information for all users and website administrators is available below. These include FAQs, how-tos, tips, and other self-help guides. For additional help, including FAQ's visit the Help Desk page.

If you are looking for the Modified Medication Administration Training Course (myodp.org), click here.

The Health Care Quality Units (HCQUs) work to support and improve the health information and knowledge for the intellectual disabilities community service system by building capacity and competency within the physical and behavioral health care systems as well as the stakeholders of the ID system.

HCQUs offer online courses that are easily accessible to everyone across the state. Visit the HCQU Training Partners page on MyODP to view the courses offered online by all the HCQUs.

There are eight HCQUs across Pennsylvania. Select one from the list below to visit the home page of its website.

There are eight HCQUs across Pennsylvania. Select one from the list below to visit the home page of its website.