Staff Training Center for Minnesota Caregivers
Welcome to 1 on 1 Comprehensive Healthcare Solution training page.
Good training keeps our residents safe. It also helps you feel confident at work. After watching each video, please print the assessment/quiz, complete it and hand it to your supervisor. Completing the necessary assessment is required for successful completion of your assigned training.
Companywide Orientation Video
Below should be your first video to watch, this video introduces you to everything you need to know about the functionality of our company.
Supplemental Emergency Training Video
This video is our supplemental emergency management training. This training is part of our emergency management system at 1 on 1 comprehensive healthcare solution.
Basic Supplemental training Video
Maple Grove Site Specific Emergency training supplemental video
MAPLE GROVE HOME SITE SPECIFIC EMERGENCY TRAINING. This supplemental training is designed to help staff become familiar with the Maple Grove home’s emergency procedures, building layout, evacuation routes, emergency equipment, and staff responsibilities during an emergency.
All staff assigned to the Maple Grove location are expected to understand the site-specific emergency procedures and know how to respond appropriately to fire, severe weather, medical emergencies, utility failures, and other situations that may affect resident safety.
Please review the training video carefully and become familiar with the following:
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Primary and alternative emergency exits
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Outdoor emergency assembly area
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Tornado and severe-weather shelter locations
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Location of fire extinguishers and emergency supplies
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Medication and emergency binder locations
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Utility shutoffs and other important safety equipment
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Staff responsibilities for assisting residents during an emergency
Staff are responsible for helping residents reach safety during emergencies and must follow the facility’s emergency procedures, each resident’s individual needs, and established safety protocols.
STAFF WORKING THE MAPLE GROVE HOME AND FLOAT STAFF, WATCH THIS VIDEO.
Bloomington Site-Specific Emergency Training Supplemental Video
This supplemental training is designed to help staff become familiar with the Bloomington home’s emergency procedures, building layout, evacuation routes, emergency equipment, and staff responsibilities during an emergency.
All staff assigned to the Bloomington location are expected to understand the site-specific emergency procedures and know how to respond appropriately to fire, severe weather, medical emergencies, utility failures, and other situations that may affect resident safety.
Please review the training video carefully and become familiar with the following:
Primary and alternative emergency exits
Tornado and severe-weather shelter locations
Location of emergency and fire binders
Medication cart and charting/workstation areas
Location of emergency supplies
Main water shutoff and electrical panel locations
Staff responsibilities for assisting residents who need help evacuating
The Bloomington home has resident rooms on both the main and lower levels. Staff must remain familiar with the layout of both levels and be prepared to assist each resident according to their individual mobility, medical, and emergency support needs.
Staff are responsible for helping residents reach safety during emergencies and must follow the facility’s emergency procedures, each resident’s individual needs, and established safety protocols.
STAFF WORKING OUR BLOOMINGTON HOME AND FLOAT STAFF, PLEASE WATCH THIS VIDEO
St. Michael Site-Specific Emergency Training: Supplemental
This supplemental training is designed to help staff become familiar with the St. Michael home’s emergency procedures, building layout, evacuation routes, emergency equipment, and staff responsibilities during an emergency.
The St. Michael home is a one-level residence, with all resident rooms and common living areas located on the main floor. Staff assigned to this location must understand the home’s emergency procedures and be prepared to respond appropriately to fire, severe weather, medical emergencies, utility failures, and other situations that may affect resident safety.
Please review the training video carefully and become familiar with the following:
Primary wheelchair-accessible emergency exit at the main entrance
Alternative exits through the living room patio door and attached garage
Outdoor emergency assembly area across the street in front of the home
Tornado shelter area in the hallway leading toward the garage
Location of the fire extinguisher near the refrigerator
Location of medications in the locked pantry
Location of the electrical panel in Room 3
Importance of keeping the laundry vent clean and clear to reduce fire risk
Staff responsibilities for assisting residents during emergencies
Staff are responsible for helping residents reach safety during emergencies and must follow the facility’s emergency procedures, each resident’s individual mobility and support needs, and established safety protocols.
STAFF WORKING THE ST MICHAEL HOME AND FLOATS, PLEASE WATCH THIS VIDEO.
Spring Lake Park Site-Specific Emergency Training: Supplemental
This supplemental training is designed to help staff become familiar with the Spring Lake Park home’s emergency procedures, building layout, evacuation routes, emergency equipment, and staff responsibilities during an emergency.
The Spring Lake Park home has resident rooms on both the main and lower levels. Staff assigned to this location must understand the layout of the home, know where emergency equipment is located, and be prepared to respond appropriately to fire, severe weather, medical emergencies, utility failures, and other situations that may affect resident safety.
Please review the training video carefully and become familiar with the following:
Primary wheelchair-accessible emergency exit through the front entrance and ramp
Alternative exit through the back door leading to the garage
Main-level and lower-level resident room locations
Tornado shelter areas on both levels of the home
Location of medications near the kitchen
Location of emergency supplies in the medication closet
Location of utility controls in the lower-level laundry/mechanical area
Staff responsibilities for assisting residents who need help during evacuation or other emergencies
Staff are responsible for helping residents reach safety during emergencies and must follow the facility’s emergency procedures, each resident’s individual mobility and support needs, and established safety protocols.
STAFF WORKING THE SPRING LAKE PARK HOME AND FLOAT STAFF, PLEASE WATCH THIS VIDEO AND COMPLETE THE ASSESSMENT/TEST BELOW.
Email the assessment/test to your director at Admin@1on1comprehensivehealthcare.com or hand it to the director.
Emergency Training Knowledge Check
This short test is designed to confirm that staff understand the emergency procedures of the organization/site. Staff should complete this test after reviewing the site-specific emergency training and watching the video for the home where they are assigned.
The test covers emergency exits, severe-weather safety, emergency equipment, evacuation responsibilities, and resident assistance. Staff are expected to understand both the organization-wide expectations and the specific emergency procedures for each home where they work.
After completing the test, email or hand it to your director. Email is Admin@1on1comprehensivehealthcare.com