Social Service Bootcamp
March 19 - 20, 2025
Join Us for a Comprehensive Social Service Bootcamp!
Two Days of In-Depth Learning!
Explore the essential principles of social services in Long Term Care Communities alongside a thorough overview of federal regulations.
This interactive workshop will equip you with key concepts, ethical considerations, and best practices vital for social service professionals.
What to Expect:
* Engaging Discussions: Deepen your understanding through dynamic conversations.
* Practical Scenarios: Apply what you learn in real-world contexts.
* Valuable Insights: Strengthen your foundation in social services.
* Essential Tools: Enhance your role and impact in your organization.
Network Opportunity:
Connect with fellow social service professionals statewide and build a supportive network during this enriching experience!
Workshop Highlights:
* Part 1: Social Service and Regulations
* Part 2: Social Service Documentation
* Part 3: Advance Directives
* Part 4: Grievance Process
* Part 5: Abuse/Neglect Regulations
* Part 6: PHQ 2-9, BIMS, and Care Planning (Group Work)
* Part 7: Behavior Management/Trauma-Informed Care
* Part 8: NOMNCs and SNFABNs
* Part 9: PASRRs
* Part 10: Discharge Notices and Planning
Dont miss this opportunity to advance your knowledge and expand your connections in the field of social services.
Register today!
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Bootcamp Schedule
Check In & Coffee will be available each day beginning at 8:30 am. The program will begin at 9:00 am and conclude at 4:30 pm. (Lunch & breaks included)
All participants receive a certificate of completion.
The agenda will take a deep dive into 10 modules:
* Part 1: Social Service and Regulations
* Part 2: Social Service Documentation
* Part 3: Advance Directives
* Part 4: Grievance Process
* Part 5: Abuse/Neglect Regulations
* Part 6: PHQ 2-9, BIMS, and Care Planning (Group Work)
* Part 7: Behavior Management/Trauma-Informed Care
* Part 8: NOMNCs and SNFABNs
* Part 9: PASRRs
* Part 10: Discharge Notices and Planning
Each part will include lecture, small group discussion, and interaction. Learn essential & relevant skills to improve your success in this role.
As a bonus, each boot camp participant will receive a comprehensive manual of resources.
Location:
OHCA
9200 Worthington Road, Suite 110, Westerville, Ohio 43082
Free parking is available
Each participant is responsible for his/her own lodging and meal arrangements. We encourage you to make your hotel reservations as early as possible. There are a large number of hotels near the OHCA's office. Google hotels on Polaris Parkway for a complete listing.
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Leah Schneck, LSW, CDP, CDS
Vice President of Social Services, Saber Healthcare Group
Leah Schneck is a seasoned social work professional with over 22 years of experience in the healthcare and long-term care fields. After earning a Bachelor's degree in Social Work from the University of Akron in 2000, Leah became a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) and began her career working with teenage mothers in a residential treatment setting, followed by positions supporting adults with mental health needs. In 2002, she found her true passion in geriatrics and long-term care when she joined Saber Healthcare Group, where she currently serves as the Vice President of Social Services.
Throughout her career, Leah has made a continuous commitment to expanding her knowledge and expertise. She is a Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP), a CARES Dementia Specialist, and a Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) Trainer. Most recently, in 2022, she became a licensed instructor with the National Certification Council for Activity Professionals (NCCAP). Her education and certifications are the foundation of her ability to train and mentor others in the field. Leah?s training approach is highly adaptable, allowing her to tailor her instruction to meet the diverse needs of learners, ensuring they are empowered to implement best practices in their daily work.
In addition to her professional role, Leah is passionate about giving back to the community. She serves on the volunteer committee for the annual Walk to End Alzheimer's in Cleveland, Ohio, and is the chairperson of the Saber Strong Foundation, a charitable initiative that provides financial assistance to Saber Healthcare team members in times of hardship.
Outside of work, Leah is a dedicated mother of four children, balancing the demands of sports, school events, and supporting her three adult children. Her family also includes a lovable 4-year-old Great Pyrenees, and she and her husband enjoy traveling, camping, and local weekend getaways.
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Continuing Education Credit:
Application has been approved for 13 CE credits from the National Association of Social Workers- Ohio Chapter
CEAL (Certified Executive for Assisted Living) can earn 13 credits toward their renewal.
Credit is also available for Ohio NHAs and nurses.
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Sign Up Today
Before March 5, $249
March 5 and after, $299
Class size limited. Register today!
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