at your pace and convenience.
OHA PGPS courses are recommended for:
prevention specialists,
prevention coordinators,
agency supervisors and program managers.
The "Guide to Core Competencies for Problem Gambling Prevention Professionals" identifies 9 primary domains of essential competencies for effective problem gambling prevention.
for Oregon problem gambling prevention providers
Problem Gambling Prevention
On-demand. 2 CE hours. Free. This course provides a high level overview of the models and terminology that are the foundation of problem gambling prevention work in Oregon. Developed by Oregon Health Authority Problem Gambling Prevention Services.
Free
Problem Gambling Prevention
On-demand. 1 CE hour. Free. This course defines gambling and problem gambling; discusses different types of gambling behaviors; reviews the 5 A's for alarm; outlines warning signs; describes Problem Gambling Prevention Services in Oregon; and more.
Free
Problem Gambling Prevention
On-demand. 1.5 CE hours. Free. This course picks up where PG Prevention 101, Module 1 left off. This is followed by a discussion of problem gambling within specific populations, including youth, older adults, and military personnel.
Free
Problem Gambling Prevention, Ethics
On-demand. 1.5 CE hour. Free. This course provides a high level overview of prevention ethics for the problem gambling prevention professional. Developed by OHA PGPS.
Free
Problem Gambling Prevention
On-demand. 1 CE hour. Free. This course provides a high level overview of prevention planning frameworks and discusses Oregon’s PGS Implementation Plan process and reporting requirements for Oregon State Funded Problem Gambling Prevention Programs.
Free
Problem Gambling Prevention
On-demand. 1 CE hour. Free. This course provides guidance on the OHA PGPS responsibilities and requirements for Prevention Supervisors; an overview of PGPS reporting; and expectations for onboarding PGPS Coordinators.
Free
