Training and Development
The ADM Board provides professional development and training opportunities throughout the year. Currently, these trainings are limited to partner agencies who provide services in Summit County.
Three-Year Plan
In Spring 2024, the ADM Board and its provider agencies embarked in a collaborative effort to identify a system-wide plan to enhance workforce development for its system of care.
Together, they identified innovative approaches to increase employee voice and to address recruitment and retention needs in our system. A 3-year workforce plan was the result of this collaborative effort.
To learn more about the 3-year workforce plan, click here.
Professional Development Scholarships
The ADM Board offers scholarships for professional development opportunities to professionals working within our system of care. These opportunities may include conferences and/or training. Priority preference will be given to those working in non-leadership roles (except in cases where the opportunity is intended for leaders), evidence-based opportunities, and those providing CE credits (if applicable).
Approval of an application is limited to Circle of Hope providers that offer services in Summit County and is based on available funding, appropriateness of training to applicant’s job function, and identified needs in the ADM Board system of care.
To apply for a scholarship through the County of Summit ADM Board, fill out the scholarship application and return it to training@admboard.org.
All scholarship applicants must use the scholarship application document linked here. Any applications using a different version will not be considered.
Evidence-Based Training Funding Requests
The ADM Board is dedicated to supporting the delivery of high-quality behavioral health services grounded in evidence-based practices (EBP) that are proven to improve outcomes for individuals, families, and communities. Through intentional implementation, continuous quality improvement, and fidelity to research-supported models, the ADM Board strives for the integration of best practices into everyday care.
Through the implementation of EBP, clinical engagement is enhanced, and the ADM Board’s vision for a community where exceptional care inspires hope and mental wellbeing is achieved.
Any contract provider agency is eligible for funding to assist in the development, implementation, and enhancement of EBPs within an agency.
All applicants must submit a completed application, located here, and submit it to training@admboard.org to be considered.
Peer Support
To learn more about Ohio Department of Behavioral Health’s peer support training opportunities, check the statewide calendar available here.