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  1. The site below is not exactly training for the certification exam, it's more just training for using OASIS, but perhaps it is of interest: Course Information Page
  2. Thanks for the reply. I had never heard of it until I was recently asked by a recruiter if I had it. It sounds to me like the answer to your issue is an online session. With distance learning becoming more common, perhaps it is not too far off, especially if there is a demand and money to be made.
  3. What benefit is there to getting this certification? Does it open up job possibilities? If so, for what kind of positions? Thanks Craig
  4. Got to take issue with Teeituptom. Turning 90 or 100 or whatever does not give one carte blanche to treat people like dirt. No one ever earns the right to "feel whatever way they want to feel." What if she starting making racist or other blatantly bigoted remarks? You going to stand around and just let her feel whatever way she wants? No, TriageNurse_34 had the right perspective. Respond to bigotry when you see it -- use your judgement on how best to respond -- Try to gently explain it to the person to change his or her mind -- it may not work, but at least there's a chance you'll be successful. Whereas the approach Teeituptom endorses, simply guarantees the status quo and thus assures that attitudes will not change. TriageNurse -- Three cheers. Teeituptom -- Please reconsider.

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