GPRA Refresher Training: Wednesday, 10/26/22, at 11am ET

OMNI will hold a one-hour GPRA Refresher Training on Wednesday, October 26, 2022 from 11am-noon ET. This will be a higher-level overview of important elements of GPRA completion for new staff or anyone who might like a refresher. This training will most directly focus on reviewing the requirements and components of the GPRA, and providing tips for administering the survey. We will also point out existing supporting TA resources, documents, and recordings of prior in-depth GPRA trainings housed on our website.

Register in advance for the GPRA Refresher Training on October 26 here: https://omni-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZApf-2hqjotH9dk9EZVzQ1KHglvAP_ugJL_

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Prior-recorded trainings available on our website are recommended for those needing a more-thorough review for completing Intake or Follow-up/Discharge GPRAs. You can find those existing trainings here.

In addition, OMNI will be rolling out new trainings for SOR III in the months ahead, including a detailed GPRA Information Session on November 29 to cover content changes in the new GPRA that will start being used December 10, a full intake GPRA training in later January, and a full follow-up/discharge GPRA training in March. We will announce these trainings in separate news posts soon.

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