Key Terms TBT = Technology Based Training (in Relias) F2F = Face to Face (In person training) TBD = To Be Determined

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Instructions Key Terms TBT = Technology Based Training (in Relias) F2F = Face to Face (In person training) TBD = To Be Determined This document is called the Provider Course Equivalency Spreadsheet. The purpose of this document is for each provider agency to be able to create a learning plan for their employees. As you will notice there are tabs at the bottom that relate to portions of the ADHS/DBHS Provider Manual 6.3 (the training section). Some of the tabs will relate to your agency and some will not. Within each tab are columns A-G. Listed below is an explanation of each column. Please complete this document and email to: MercyMaricopa_LP@mercymaricopa.org Column A: Provides a reference to the corresponding Provider Manual 6.3 and the Scope of Work Click Here For: Provider Manual Column B: Briefly describes of the requirement(s) / state standards per topic(s) Column C: Names the course that Mercy Maricopa has created to fulfill the requirement - Your agency can use this course, an alternate Relias equivalent course or one of your own to fulfill the requirement. 1) If you are using a Mercy Maricopa Course you do not need to change anything in this column. 2) If you are using an alternative course, please type the method of course delivery (ie. TBT, Face-to-Face, Self-Study, 1) If you are using a Mercy Maricopa Course you do not need to change anything in this column. 2) If you are using an alternative course, please type the amount of time (in hours) needed for course delivery. Column F: Provider Agency should complete this column with the following information: 1) Determine if the standard (Column B) is applicable to employees at your agency: - If No: Type Not Appliable (N/A) - If Yes: Indicate which employees this standard is required for (ie. All Staff, Administrative, Clinical, Billing, BHTs, etc.) 2) Determine which course will be completed to meet this standard: - If you would like to complete the Mercy Maricopa course type "MMIC" - If you would like to complete a Relias alternative, please type "Relias - course name" - If you have a course that your agency is already teaching that meets this standard, please type "Agency name - course name) Mercy Maricopa Learning and Performance team are here to assist you with any questions you may have regarding the training requirements of your employees. We can provide Face-to-Face or Telephonic technical assistance for the following: Development of your agency specific curricula, individual course creation, tracking and reporting, or other addtional features of Relias. Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@mercymaricopa.org Please Click Here For: Mercy Maricopa Training Calendars Revised 4/21/17

Provider within 90 days Mercy Maricopa providers must ensure the following are completed within 90 days of the staff person s hire date, as relevant to each staff person s job duties and responsibilities and annually as applicable. Any staff person hired for temporary services working less than 90 days are required to attend applicable training at the discretion of the Provider. Time (hours) MMIC, Provider/Organization or Relias equivalent (Who is required to complete course) Mercy Maricopa Required Course Welcome to Relias Welcome to the Relias Learning Management System (RLMS) TBT 0 Cultural Competency 101: Embracing Mercy Maricopa Required Course Diversity Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Mercy Maricopa Required Course Overview) MMIC - Cultural Competency 101: Embracing Diversity (ADHS/DBHS Curriculum) F2F 4.5 Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) TBT 1.5 6.3- Section 1, bullet point 01 Fraud and abuse MMIC - Fraud Waste and Abuse for Medicaid TBT 0.75 6.3, Section 1, bullet point 02 Managed care concepts MMIC - Member Eligibility and Benefits TBT 2 6.3, Section 1, bullet point 03 Screening for eligibility MMIC - Member Eligibility and Benefits TBT 2 6.3, Section 1, bullet point 04 Arizona Vision and children s system of care, 12 Principles MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) TBT 1.5 6.3, Section 1, bullet point 05 "9 Guiding Principles for Recovery" in the adult system of care MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) TBT 1.5 6.3, Section 1, bullet point 06 Overview of partnership with DES/RSA MMIC - Rehabilitation and Employment (TBT) TBT 2 6.3, Section 1, bullet point 07 Cultural competency MMIC - Cultural Competency 101: Embracing Diversity F2F 4.5 6.3, Section 1, bullet point 08 Interpretation and translation services MMIC - Language Access Services TBT 1 6.3, Section 1, bullet point 09 Data demographic set, data submission, valid data values MMIC - Data Demographics TBT 0.5 6.3, Section 1, bullet point 10 MMIC - Individuals' Rights TBT 0.5 Identification and reporting of quality of care MMIC - Complaints, Grievances and Appeals (For Providers/Members) TBT 1.5 concerns and investigation process MMIC - Quality of Care Concerns TBT 0.75 MMIC - Birth to Five Assessment F2F 6 MMIC - Child and Adolescent Service Intensity Instrument (CASII) F2F 6 MMIC - Member Eligibility and Benefits TBT 2 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 01 Use of assessment and other screening tools, MMIC - Disability Benefits 101 & Work Incentives - TBT TBT 1 depending upon populations served MMIC - The Health Risk Assessment Training (HRA) TBT 0.5 MMIC - Early, Periodic, Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (EPSDT) TBT 1 MMIC - Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 02 Use of effective interview and observational techniques (only req. for those using the ASIST tool. Others can take any suicide screening course to meet this requirement) MMIC - Motivational Interviewing Overview **See Relias for additional courses (Ex: Motivational Interviewing, Advanced Motivational Interviewing) F2F 12 F2F 4 Mercy Maricopa - Required course (All Employees) - (effective date 11/1/14) Mercy Maricopa - Required course (All Employees) - (effective date 4/1/14) Mercy Maricopa - Required course (effective date 4/1/14) MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) - (All Employees) MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) - (All Employees) MMIC - Cultural Competency 101: Embracing Diversity (All Employees)

Application of diagnostic classification 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 03 system and methods depending on population(s) served Best practices in treatment and prevention 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 04 of behavioral health disorders 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 05 Service planning and implementation 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 06 Covered Services 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 07 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 08 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 9 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 10 6.3, Section 2, bullet point 11 Overview of Substance Abuse Block Grant (SABG) National Practice Guidelines and Clinical Guidance Documents with required elements Clinical training related to speciality populations but not limited to conditions based on identified need Appropriate clinical approaches when delivering services to children in the care and custody of ADES/DCYF Understanding behavioral and environmental risk factors, nonphysical interventions, the safe use of seclusion or restraing and responding to emergency situations **See Relias for additional courses (Ex: DSM 5 Brief Overview, DSM Overview) MMIC - Strategic Prevention Framework Part 1 TBT 1 MMIC - Evidence-Based Practices (SAMHSA) TBT 1 MMIC - Child and Family Team 2 (CFT): Service Planning **See Relias for additional courses (Ex: Documenting the Treatment Planning Process) F2F 3 MMIC - Evidence-Based Practices (SAMHSA) TBT 1 MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) TBT 1.5 MMIC - Member Eligibility TBT 2 MMIC - Member Eligibility and Benefits TBT 2 MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Provider Manual TBT 0.5 MMIC - Substance Abuse Block Grant TBT 1 MMIC - Appointment and Availability Standards TBT 0.5 MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Provider Manual TBT 1 MMIC - Evidence-Based Practices (SAMHSA) ** See Relias for Additional Courses TBT 1 MMIC - Chronic Disease Self-Management TBT 1 MMIC - Applied Behavioral Analysis TBT 0.5 MMIC - Integrated Care TBT 0.5 **See Relias for additional courses (Ex: CPI or other Crisis management course) 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 01 Medical record documentation requirements MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Documentation TBT 1 Confidentiality/HIPAA; Sharing of 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 02 & 03 treatment/medical information Coordination of service delivery for those **See Relias for additional courses MMIC - Court-Ordered Treatment TBT 1.5 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 04 with complex needs; Rights and responsibilities of eligible and enrolled MMIC - Individuals' Rights TBT 0.5 behavioral health recipient Appeals, grievances and requests for MMIC - Quality of Care Concerns TBT 0.75 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 05 & 06 investigations; Complaint process MMIC - Complaints, Grievances and Appeals (For Providers/Members) TBT 1.5 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 07 Customer service MMIC - Service Excellence TBT 0.75 6.3, Section 3-bullet point 08 Coordination of care requirements with primary care providers MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) TBT 1.5 MMIC - Coordination of Care for PCPs TBT 0.5 MMIC - Integrated Behavioral Health Provider Outreach Manual TBT 1 MMIC - Micro training Provider outreach manual - Prenatal and postpartum care TBT 0.5 MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) - (All Employees) MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) - (All Employees)

6.3, Section 3, bullet point 09 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 10 Third party liability and coordination of benefits Other involved agencies & government MMIC - Micro training Dental provider outreach and community resource guide TBT 0.5 MMIC - Integrated Care TBT 1 MMIC - Member Eligibility and Benefits TBT 2 MMIC - Understanding Arizona's Education System, Module 1, Part 1, TBT MMIC - Understanding Arizona's Education System, Module 1, Part 2, TBT TBT 3 TBT 3 MMIC - Understanding Arizona's Education System, Module 2, TBT TBT 1.5 MMIC - Understanding Arizona's Education System, Module 3, TBT TBT 1.5 **See Relias for additional courses 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 11 Claims/ Encounters submission process to MMIC - Submitting Claims and Encounters to Mercy Maricopa the RBHA Integrated Care TBT 1 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 12 Advance directives MMIC - Individuals' Rights TBT 0.5 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 13 Identification and reporting for those with SMI status MMIC - Special Assistance TBT 1 MMIC - Birth to Five Assessment F2F 6 MMIC- Early Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (EPSDT) TBT 1 MMIC - Housing and Residential Training F2F 2 MMIC - VI-SPDAT Overview (TBT) TBT 1 MMIC - Permanent Supportive Housing Training TBT 1 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 14 Providers delivering services through distinct programs 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 15 Member benefits options trainings MMIC - Meet Me Where I Am: Using Positive Behavior to Provide Effective Support and Rehabilitation Services TBT 2 MMIC - Rehabilitation and Employment TBT 2 MMIC - Rehabilitation Service Core F2F 2 MMIC - Supported Employment TBT 1 MMIC - Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) F2F 6.5 MMIC - Disability Benefits 101 & Work Incentives - TBT TBT 1 MMIC - Trauma-Informed Care (** See Relias for additional Trauma Courses) TBT 3 MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) TBT 1 MMIC - Medicare Modernization Act TBT 1 MMIC - Rehabilitation and Employment (TBT) TBT 2 MMIC - Substance Abuse Block Grant(SABG) TBT 1 MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) - (All Employees) 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 16 Specific situations may necessitate the need for additional trainings. For example, quality improvement initiatives that may For Example: MMIC - Appointment and Availability Standards, require focused training efforts and/or new See Relias for course descriptions and additional courses regulations that impact the public behavioral health system 6 3 Section 3 bullet point 17 PCP training regarding behavioral health MMIC - Integrated Care TBT 0.5

6.3, Section 3, bullet point 17 6.3, Section 3, bullet point 18 referral and consultation services Behavioral health step therapy for members with depression, post-partum depression, anxiety and attentive deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in compliance with the AHCCCS policy medical manuals MMIC - Coordination of Care for PCPs TBT 0.5 MMIC - Behavioral Health Step Therapy TBT 1 6.3, Additional Training Specific situations may necessitate the need for additional trainings. For example, quality improvement initiatives that may require focused training efforts and/or new regulations that impact the public healthcare **See Relias for additional courses system (e.g., the Balanced Budget Act (BBA), Medicaid Modernization Act (MMA), the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Deficit Reduction Act (DRA)).

Provider, annual and ongoing Training Requirements In addition to training required within the first 90 days of hire, all Mercy Maricopa behavioral health providers are required to undergo and provide ongoing training for the following content areas: 6.3, Bullet point 01 6.3, Bullet point 02 Demographic Data Set, including timelines for data submission, valid values and as changes occur Monthly trainings concerning procdures for submisisons of encounters as determined Mercy Maricopa Courses that meet 6.3 requirement Time (hours) MMIC - Data Demographics TBT 0.5 MMIC - Submitting Claims and Encounters to Mercy Maricopa TBT 1 Annual cultural comptency and linguistically ** See Relias for additional courses (Ex: Cultural Diversity, 6.3, Bullet point 03 appropriate training updates for staff at all levels Diversity in the Workplace, etc) Identification and reporting of Quality of Care MMIC - Quality of Care Concerns TBT 0.75 6.3, Bullet point 04 Concerns and the Quality of Care Concerns MMIC - Complaints, Grievances and Appeals (For TBT 1.5 investigation process Providers/Members) MMIC - Inter-rater reliability 6.3, Bullet point 05 Inter-rater reliability TBT 1 (only req. for medical doctors) MMIC - Understanding and Application of the ASAM F2F 6 Criteria American Society of Addiction Medicine Patient 6.3, Bullet point 06 MMIC - ASAM Conceptual Foundation F2F 2.5 Placement Criteria (ASAM Criteria) 6.3, Bullet point 07 Child and Adolescent Service Intensity Instrument (CASII) ** See Relias for additional courses MMIC - Child and Adolescent Service Intensity Instrument (CASII) MMIC - Child and Adolescent Service Intensity Instrument Booster F2F 6 TBT 2 6.3, Bullet point 08 Ticket to Work/Disability Benefits 101 MMIC - Disability Benefits 101 & Work Incentives - TBT TBT 1 6.3, Bullet point 09 Peer, family member, peer-run, family-run and parent-support training and coaching ** See Relias for additional courses Identification and reporting of persons in need of Special Assistance for individuals who have been 6.3, Bullet point 10 determined to have a Serious Mental Illness (SMI) MMIC - Special Assistance TBT 1 and ensuring involvment of persons providing Special Assistance Workforce development trainings specific to 6.3, Bullet point 11 hiring, support, continuing education and professional development ** See Relias for additional courses TBD TBD 6.3, Bullet point 12 Homeless clinic training on availability of MMIC - PATH for Homelessness (Projects for Assistance in assistance with administrative issues Transition from Homelessness) TBT 1 Specific situations may necessitate the need for additional trainings. For example, quality improvement initiatives that may require focused 6.3, Additional Training training efforts and/or new regulations that impact the public healthcare system (e.g., the Balanced Budget Act (BBA), Medicaid Modernization Act (MMA), the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Deficit Reduction Act (DRA)). **See Relias for additional courses Provider/Organization or Relias equivalent

Division of Licensing Services (DLS) required training Time (hours) Provider/Organization or Relias equivalent 6.3, Paragraph 1 Training must be completed and documented in accordance with the Bureau of Medical Facilities Licensing (BMFL) / Bureau of Residential Facilities Licensing (BRFL) requirements. http://www.azdhs.gov/als/medical/ http://www.azdhs.gov/als/residential/ TBD TBD To search Relias courses by license (for CEUs): 1. Login as a "Learner" 2. Click on the "My Learning" tab 3. Click "Browse Elective Courses" 4. In the middle of your screen click on the drop down menu that says "All Certificates" 5. Select the one that applies to you. (Note: NBCC is the same as Arizona Board of Behavioral Health)

Required Training Specific to Professional Foster Homes Providing HCTC Services - Children Medicaid reimbursable Home Care Training to Home Care Client (HCTC) services for children are provided in professional foster homes licensed by the Arizona Department of Economic Security/Office of Licensing, Certification and Regulation which must comply with training requirements as listed in R6-5-5850. All agencies that recruit and license professional foster home providers must provide and credibly document the following training to each contracted provider: Time (hours) Provider/Organization or Relias equivalent 6.3, Bullet point 01 CPR and First Aid Training MMIC - First Aid and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) face-to-face 5.5 6.3, Bullet point 02 6.3, Additional Training 18 hours of pre-service training utilizing the Arizona Home Care Training to Client Service Curriculum Offered by Providers Face-to-face 18 The provider delivering HCTC services must complete the above training prior to delivering services. In addition, the provider delivering HCTC services for children must complete and credibly Offered by Providers TBD TBD document annual training as outlined in R6-5- 5850, Special Provisions for a Professional Foster Home PS-MAPP (Partnering for Safety and Permanence: the Model Approach to Partnerships in Parenting)

Required Training Specific to Professional Foster Homes Providing HCTC Services - Adults Medicaid reimbursable HCTC services for adults are provided in Adult Therapeutic Foster Homes licensed by ADHS Division of Licensing, and must comply with training requirements as listed in R9-20-1502: Time (hours) Provider/Organization equivalent 6.3, Bullet point 01 Protecting a person's rights MMIC - Individuals' Rights TBT 0.5 6.3, Bullet point 02 Providing behavioral health services that the adult therapeutic foster home is Completed by Providers authorized to provide and the provider delivering HCTC services is qualified to provide 6.3, Bullet point 03 Protecting and maintaining the confidentiality of clinical records ** See Relias for additional courses 6.3, Bullet point 04 Recognizing and respecting cultural differences MMIC - Cultural Competency 101: Embracing Diversity F2F 4.5 6.3, Bullet point 05-09 6.3, Bullet point 10 6.3, Bullet point 11 6.3, Additional Training Recognizing, preventing or responding to a situation in which a person may be of danger to self or others, behaves in an aggressive or destructive manner, may be experiencing a crisis situation or may be experiencing a medical emergency **See Relias for additional courses (Ex: CPI or other Crisis management course) Reading and implementing a person's treatment ** See Relias for additional courses plan Recognizing and responding to a fire, disaster, ** See Relias for additional courses hazard or medical emergency In addition, providers delivering HCTC services to adults must complete and credibly Offered by Providers document annual training as required by R9-20- 1502.

Required training specific to community service agencies and Title XIX certification 6.3 Additional Training Community Service Agencies (CSAs) must submit documentation as part of the initial and annual CSA application indicating that all direct service staff and volunteers have completed training specific to CSAs prior to providing services to behavioral health recipients. For a complete description of all required training specific to CSAs, see Policy 406, Community Service Agencies- Title XIX Certification See Below Policy 406, Item 10a. Client Rights MMIC - Individuals' Rights TBT 0.5 Policy 406, Item 10b. Policy 406, Item 10c. Policy 406, Item 10d. Policy 406, Item 10e. Providing services in a manner that promotes client dignity, independence, individuality, strengths, privacy, and choice Recognizing common symptoms of and differences between a mental disorder, personality disorder, and/or substance abuse Protecting and maintaining the confidentiality of clinical records and information Recognizing, preventing or responding to a client who may be a danger to self or a danger to others; behave in an aggressive or destructive manner; need crisis services or is experiencing a medical emergency **See Relias for additional courses **See Relias for additional courses **See Relias for additional courses Time (hours) MMIC - Child and Adolescent Service Intensity Instrument (CASII) F2F 6 Policy 406, Item 10f. Record keeping and documentation MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Documentation TBT 1 Policy 406, Item 10g. Policy 406, Item 11 & 12 Ethical behavior such as staff and client boundaries and the inappropriateness of receiving gratuities from a client Copy of current Caridopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certification & Copy of current First Aid training verification ** See Relias for additions courses Provider/Organization or Relias equivalent

Training expectations for clinical and recovery practice protocols 6.3, Paragraph 01 Time (hours) Under the direction of the ADHS/DBHS Chief Medical Officer, the Department publishes national practice guidelines and clinical guidance documents to assist Mercy Maricopa providers. These documents, some with required elements can be accessed at: http://azdhs.gov/bhs/guidance/index.htm MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Provider Manual TBT 0.5 Provider/Organization or Relias equivalent 6.3, Paragraph 02, Bullet point 1 6.3, Paragraph 02, Bullet point 2 Mercy Maricopa providers providing services to children and families involved with Department of Child Safety (DCS) will be required to attend: Unique Needs of Children Involved with DCS Mercy Maricopa providers providing services to children and families involved with Department of Child Safety (DCS) will be required to attend: Training on Child and Family Team (CFT) practice, depending on the population(s) served (see AHCCCS Practice Protocol Child and Family Team Practice). MMIC - Understanding the Unique Behavioral Health Needs of Children and Families Involved with Department of Child Safety, modules 1 and 4 MMIC - Understanding the Unique Behavioral Heath Needs of Children and Families Involved with Department of Child Safety, modules 2 and 3 F2F 6 TBT 6 MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) TBT 1 MMIC - Child and Family Team Overview TBT 1 MMIC - Child and Family Team (CFT) 1: Strengths, Needs and Culture Discovery F2F 3 MMIC - Child and Family Team (CFT) 2: Service Planning F2F 3 MMIC - Child and Family Team (CFT) 3: Crisis Planning F2F 3 MMIC - Child and Family Team (CFT) 4: Transition Planning F2F 3 MMIC - Child and Family Team (CFT) 5: Facilitation F2F 3 MMIC - Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (System Overview) - (All Employees)

Reporting and Techonology use, Training requests, Workforce development plan Provider/Organization or Relias equivalent All Mercy Maricopa providers must be set up to use the RELIAS learning management system within Mercy Maricopa s enterprise site to report all training activities for their staff to include but not limited to: - Attendance, course completion and training content for face to face training 6.3, Reporting and Technology use, Bullet 1 - Attendance, course completion and training content for online technology based training Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@MercyMaricopa.org to set up a 1:1, on-site, Relias Technical Assistance training Required for all providers to use the Relias Learning Management System - Attendance, course completion and training content for web conferencing training - Attendance, course completion and training content/agenda s for training seminars 6.3, Reporting and Technology use, Bullet 2 All Mercy Maricopa providers must use the RELIAS Learning Management system to upload all course content developed by their organization to meet the Mercy Maricopa Policy 403 training requirements, if equivalent courses not developed by Mercy Maricopa are used. Any training requirement equivalency used by individual providers is subject to review to determine if the training content satisfies the Policy 403 training Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@MercyMaricopa.org to set up a 1:1, on-site, Relias Technical Assistance training Required for all providers to use the Relias Learning Management System 6.3, Training Requests 6.3, Workforce Development, Training Experts, Paragraph 1 6.3, Workforce Development, Training Development Plan, Paragraph 2 6.3, Workforce Development, Training Quarterly Updates, Paragraph 3 6.3, Workforce Development, ADHS/DBHS Ownership of any intellectual property, Paragraph 4 For additional training requests and/or technical assistance specific to the trainings listed above and/or identified area of need. Contact Mercy Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@MercyMaricopa.org Maricopa's training department by calling customer service at (800) 564 if you would like on-site training at your agency or by email at MercyMaricopa_LP@mercymaricopa.org Mercy Maricopa employs training experts/contacts as key personnel and point of contact to implement and oversee compliance with the training requirements, develop a training plan, and participate in the Training Coordinators committees Mercy Maricopa develops, implements, and submits an Annual Training Plan that provides information and documentation of all trainings. The training plan and training curriculums will be submitted annually, fortyfive days after fiscal year end Mercy Maricopa submits a Workforce Development Quarterly Update that includes information specific to initiatives and activities specific to training to ADHS, as required This chapter will serve as disclosure of ownership of any intellectual property created or disclosed during the course of the service contract such as educational materials created for classroom training and/or learning programs. Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@MercyMaricopa.org for questions Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@MercyMaricopa.org for questions Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@MercyMaricopa.org for questions 1:1 Training coordinators meetings (as needed), training development plan, training consortium meetings (quarterly) Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@MercyMaricopa.org if you would like on-site training at your agency N/A Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@MercyMaricopa.org for questions Please contact us at: MercyMaricopa_LP@MercyMaricopa.org for questions Training coordinators meetings (monthly), training development plan, training consortium meetings (quarterly)