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Odds and Ends
Benefits and
Resources
FamilyWize
Prescription assistance program, FamilyWize,
Anyone with any type of insurance (or lack thereof) can print out a card and use it when paying for their prescriptions.
Loan Forbearance
https://wihealthcorps.wordpress.com/member-resources/
Food Stamps
https://wihealthcorps.wordpress.com/member-resources/
Training Calendar/Site Visits
Training Calendar
Tentative
Most updated version will be on our website
Site Visits
End of September/Beginning of October
Upcoming Due Dates
Professional Development Plan 9/18
Performance Measure Homework 9/18
First Week Check List 9/15
Stages of Group Development
Forming
Sep-Oct
Storming
Nov-Dec
Norming
Jan-Feb
Performing
March-May
Adjourning
June-July
Next Steps
August
Payroll and Benchmarks
Payroll Calendar
website
Must Serve at least one hour in the payperiod to get a
living allowance.
All 1700 hour Members must meet the following cumulative hourly
totals by the end of each quarter:
December 1: 475 hours
February 28: 805 hours
May 31: 1,255 hours
August 31 1,700 hours
Resource Binder
Who
Members will complete, supervisors will check in
What
A binder full of resources, contact information, brochure examples, community resources/information, notes, etc.
Why
Site resources, community resources to help new members transition into the position, host site, and community
When
Year long project
Slow times
Wisconsin HealthCorps Website
https://wihealthcorps.wordpress.com/
Member Resource Page
Password: Members2017
LINC?
Contact List
Support: Who to call?
1. Site Supervisor
Program specific questions
General AmeriCorps questions
Debriefing about a difficult client, meeting, call, etc.
Time Off requests (unless more than two weeks)
2. Program Director:
Check out Website First!
AmeriCorps questions, supervisor concerns, training questions
Kysa Stocking
Program Director
608-443-2956
Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association
5202 Eastpark Blvd., Suite 109
Madison, WI 53718
Professionalism 1. Phone Etiquette
Be present. Embrace the awkward. Your phone can wait.
2. “I” Statements
Speak from YOUR experience. Focus on your beliefs, thoughts, and feelings rather than speaking for or attributing thoughts, beliefs, or feelings on behalf of or for someone else.
3. Participate
Be at the table, your voice, thoughts, ideas matter and are valued.
4. Be a Better Listener than a Speaker
5. Communicate
Communication is easy today, we have access to so many different venues to in which to do it. If you know you will be late with a deadline, can’t make an event, have a question, let the other person know.
6. Bring Solutions, Not Problems