Workforce Development
Workforce Development
Mercy Care's Workforce Development department values collaborative, transparent knowledge sharing. We are dedicated to providing effective, high-quality training to our provider community. We’re here to help our providers meet the needs of our members and support them on their road to recovery and resiliency.
Our team is comprised of experienced professionals. We modify our training offerings and teaching styles to meet the roles, duties, operations, regulations and needs of those in our programs. We offer scheduled face-to-face trainings, scheduled conference-call trainings, and self-directed technology-based trainings.
For more information regarding any questions you may have, you can e-mail WFD@MercyCareAZ.org. Please allow us one to five business days for us to process your request.
Course Calendars
The below calendars display training opportunities regularly scheduled by Mercy Care's Workforce Development Department. Training locations vary. You can register in Relias. For more information, email WFD@MercyCareAZ.org.
Learning Calendar October 2022
Learning Calendar November 2022
Learning Calendar December 2022
PsychArmor is the only national institute of its kind, dedicated to bridging the military-civilian divide through FREE ONLINE EDUCATION. Additionally, PsychArmor provides a Support Center staffed with mental health experts that are ready to support you.
You may register for these free courses by accessing the following PsychArmor website:
https://psycharmor.org/sign-up/mercy-care/?gid=169405&un16OjSoKp9Co
Mercy Care's Partnership with Psych Hub
Mercy Care has partnered with a new company Psych Hub:
"Psych Hub is an online platform providing free, engaging videos about mental health, substance use, and suicide prevention. Psych Hub aims to be the trusted resource for consumers, family members, healthcare professionals and anyone else seeking best in class content on evidence-based behavioral health and substance use disorders. Founded by Patrick J. Kennedy and Marjorie Morrison in 2018, both co-founders have dedicated their careers to being passionate advocates for mental health and substance use.
Our content is meant to help individuals better understand their health care journey, from identifying symptoms to setting expectations for their provider during treatment. The stories we tell are brought to life through animated videos to effectively demonstrate the many faces of mental health and substance use disorders.
Mental health disorders can impact anyone. Through meaningful and innovative education, we can provide understanding and help each other lead healthier lives.”
Ways you might utilize these videos:
- During all staff meetings
- To supplements face-to-face trainings and enhance the learning experience
- As lunch and learns
- To educate members & family members