A live, remote class that fulfills the refresher course for DSPs needed 36 months after an individual receives their DSP certificate. The course will review the rights of individuals with intellectual disabilities and how to facilitate choice for individuals supported.
A video-based, instructor-led course that teaches students critical skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes before emergency medical services arrive. The instructor observes student practice and guides students’ learning of skills.
This class is scheduled for October 31, November 1, 2024. This RN led, two-day course for certified CRMAs renewing their certificate includes one day of remote review and study via Zoom, followed by an in-person exam on the second day. CRMAs who do not work for New Communities (NCI) may choose to attend only the […]
This class is scheduled for October 31, November 1, 2024. This RN led, two-day course for certified CRMAs renewing their certificate includes one day of remote review and study via Zoom, followed by an in-person exam on the second day. CRMAs who do not work for New Communities (NCI) may choose to attend only the […]
This class is scheduled for November 4,6,7,12 and 13 at the Gardiner Training Center. 5-day course in-person from 8:30 – 4:00pm. Teaches the skills needed for safe medication administration and covers State of Maine regulations, common medications and side effects, and basic anatomy and physiology. Participants may choose to add supervised Medication Administration provided by […]
This remote, RN instructor-led course includes information required to be taught annually by an RN to direct care workers, according to Maine regulations governing the licensing and functioning of assisted housing programs, including: Dietary requirements Anti-Diabetic Oral medications – inclusive of adverse reactions and interventions, hyper and hypo glycemic reactions Insulin storage Insulin injection techniques […]
This remote, RN instructor-led class reviews New Communities’ medication administration policies and practices and is a required annual training for CRMAs. After registration confirmation, you will receive an email with information about accessing the class, including a Zoom link to the remote class. Materials needed for class: Printed: How to Administer Medications Printed: Medication Administration Common Errors
This class is scheduled for November 15,18,19,21 and 25 at the Biddeford Training Center. 5-day course in-person from 8:30 – 4:00pm. Teaches the skills needed for safe medication administration and covers State of Maine regulations, common medications and side effects, and basic anatomy and physiology. Participants may choose to add supervised Medication Administration provided by […]
This remote, RN instructor-led course includes information required to be taught annually by an RN to direct care workers, according to Maine regulations governing the licensing and functioning of assisted housing programs, including: Dietary requirements Anti-Diabetic Oral medications – inclusive of adverse reactions and interventions, hyper and hypo glycemic reactions Insulin storage Insulin injection techniques […]
This class is scheduled for December 2,3, 2024. This RN led, two-day course for certified CRMAs renewing their certificate includes one day of remote review and study via Zoom, followed by an in-person exam on the second day. CRMAs who do not work for New Communities (NCI) may choose to attend only the exam day. […]
This class is scheduled for December 2,3, 2024. This RN led, two-day course for certified CRMAs renewing their certificate includes one day of remote review and study via Zoom, followed by an in-person exam on the second day. CRMAs who do not work for New Communities (NCI) may choose to attend only the exam day. […]
This is a one-day, in-person Safety Care Recertification class for DSPs and MHRTs who are currently certified and need to renew their certificate. The class safely trains people in the basics of applied behavioral analysis principles such as challenging behavior, identification of antecedents and consequences, and differential reinforcement as methods for preventing or minimizing behavioral […]
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Course Requirements
In order to successfully complete the course, students must attend all scheduled classes and complete all course requirements. Students who fail an exam will be asked to repeat the entire class. Students must be 18 years of age or over. Please notify the training department in advance if a student has any special needs.
Refund/Cancellation Policy
In order to receive a refund, you must provide notice of cancellation at least two days prior to the start of the course.
Student Certificate Policy
It is New Communities’ policy to retain student certificates for three (3) years after the conclusion of a course.
CRMA 5-day and CRMA Recertification certificates can be downloaded and printed from the state’s website at: https://gateway.maine.gov/dhhs-apps/assisted/certificate.asp
Late or Unable To Attend
All courses are scheduled to start at the times indicated on the confirmation email. If a student is going to be late or is unable to attend the training, please notify us before class begins. If a student misses a substantial amount of course time due to tardiness, they may fail the course. We are unable to refund the course fee if a student fails or does not attend.
Early Release
There may be times due to class size, student participation, and training requirements when students may be released earlier than indicated on the confirmation email. It is the responsibility of the student to notify their employer of any changes to the class schedule.
Storm Cancellations
Weather related cancellations are posted on our website at www.newcommunitiesinc.org. A recorded message announcing weather related cancellations is also available the day of class after 6:15 a.m. by calling 207-591-0751 x117.
Contact Information
Sharon Wyman
207-591-0751 x117
Refunds will only be made if we receive notification of cancellation two days or more prior to the start of a course.
Make checks payable to: New Communities
Please send notification of cancellation to:
Sharon Wyman
Phone: (207) 591-0751 x117
Fax: (866) 249-1047
Email: swyman@newcomms.org
Late or Unable To Attend
All courses are scheduled to start at the times indicated on the confirmation letter. If a student is going to be late or is unable to attend the training, please notify us before class begins. If a student misses a substantial amount of course time due to tardiness, they may fail the course. We are unable to refund the course fee if a student fails or does not attend.
Augusta Training Center
11 Parkwood Drive
Augusta, ME 04330
207-591-0751 x117
Biddeford Training Center
25 Amherst Street
Biddeford, ME 04005
207-283-1124
Norway Training Center
245 Main Street Norway, Maine 04268
(207) 743-6899
Skowhegan Training Center
52 High Street, Skowhegan, Maine 04976
(207) 858-0950
Payment in full is due prior to the start of class. Payment can be made by check, money order or by credit card. These payment options are available with online or print registrations.
Make checks payable to: New Communities
Mail registration and payment to:
New Communities – Attn: Sharon Wyman
11 Parkwood Drive, Augusta, ME 04330
Online Registration
If you choose to pay by check while registering online, the confirmation email will include instructions for making a payment. In the event that you need the confirmation email retransmitted to you, please send an email to nciregistration@newcomms.org with your name, email address, and the date you originally registered.
Print Registration
Students may register by mail or fax by submitting a print Registration Form. Click here to download a print Registration Form, or call Sharon Wyman at (207) 591-0751 x117 to receive one by mail or fax.
Refund Policy
Refunds will only be made if we receive notification of cancellation two days or more prior to the start of a course.
Please send notification of cancellation to:
Sharon Wyman
Phone: (207) 591-0751 x117
Fax: (866) 249-1047
Email: swyman@newcomms.org
In order to successfully complete the course, students must attend all scheduled classes and complete all course requirements. Students who fail an exam will be asked to repeat the entire class. Students must be 18 years of age or over. Please notify the training department in advance if a student has any special needs.
Student Certificate Policy
It is New Communities’ policy to retain student certificates for three (3) years after the conclusion of a program.
CRMA 5-day and CRMA Recertification certificates can be downloaded and printed from the state’s website at: www.maine.gov/dhhs/dlrs.
Late or Unable To Attend
The price of a class is non-refundable unless a two-day cancellation notice is given.
All courses are scheduled to start at the times indicated on the confirmation letter. If a student is going to be late or is unable to attend the training, please notify us before class begins. If a student misses a substantial amount of course time due to tardiness, they may fail the course. We are unable to refund the course fee if a student fails or does not attend.
Early Release
There may be times due to class size, student participation, training requirements and/or recertification when students may be released earlier than indicated on the confirmation letter. It is the responsibility of the student to notify their employer of any changes to the class schedule.
A recorded message announcing weather related cancellations will be available the day of the class AFTER 6:15am by calling (207) 591-0751 x117. Notice of cancellations will also be posted on our homepage at www.newcommunitiesinc.org.
