Covid-19 InformationUpdated March 4, 2021A memorandum was released on January 5th by Oregon Health Authority providing an update to Oregon’s Phase 1a Vaccination Sequencing Plan. As of January 5th, all subgroups in Phase 1a are now eligible for the vaccine including ABA providers and any paid/unpaid caregiver for an individual with disabilities. For more information on the states distribution plan please click here. How to get a COVID-19 Vaccine as an ABA provider (RBAI, LBA) or caregiver:
If you have any additional information as to vaccine distribution please reach out to ORABA at [email protected] and we will help disseminate this knowledge. OHA https://govstatus.egov.com/OR-OHA-COVID-19 Free video instruction/tutorials on infection control FREE HR Training from Cornerstone related to Coronavirus Families First Implementation Guidance- hosted by CalABA - Wednesday March 25, 2020 10:00 AM Tracker: Financial Assistance for Businesses Hit by the Coronavirus Harvard Business Review – Leading & Working Through a Pandemic Small Business Association Guidance for Employers to Respond to Coronavirus Autism Speaks Info for Supporting Persons with Autism During Coronavirus NASP Resources for Talking with Children about Coronavirus (available in 5 languages) Policy and Insurance Regulations Council of Autism Service Providers FREE GUIDELINES Agency Readiness Empowered ABA Telehealth Packet - FREE Training in Telehealth Updated Google Sheet of currently available and upcoming trainings by Dr. Megan Miller HIPAA Compliant Videoconferencing Software (Most need BAA. Not exhaustive list) Facebook Group-Telehealth in Behavior Analysis Subscription based
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Informed Consent for Use of Telehealth with Families Other Resources for Making the Move to Telehealth Cross State Licensure—ask Carla for help Multiple Resources for Oregon Residents OR Governor’s Office Press Releases 90-day delay for Federal Tax Payments Free Webinar (CalABA hosted) This bill responds to the coronavirus outbreak by providing paid sick leave and free coronavirus testing, expanding food assistance and unemployment benefits, and requiring employers to provide additional protections for health care workers. Most relevant to providers…. the bill requires the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to issue an emergency temporary standard that requires certain employers to develop and implement a comprehensive infectious disease exposure control plan to protect health care workers. The bill also includes provisions that:
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