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The Details
CMO1002 - 1 Learning (Ethics) CE
INSTRUCTOR: Shannon Biagi, MS, BCBA |
DURATION: 50 minutes |
PARTICIPATION MONITORING: Pulse Checks, Post-training Quiz |
EVENT FORMAT: Asynchronous online course with videos and transcripts |
CE PROVIDER INFORMATION:
Chief Motivating Officers, LLC (OP-23-10130)
After this course, participants will be able to:
Objectives - What We'll Accomplish During This Course
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Define and differentiate between non-compete, non-solicitation, non-disclosure, and intellectual property agreements.
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Identify the function of non-compete agreements and determine their validity in the field of ABA.
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Identify the potential costs to people, organizations, and greater society that have been scientifically linked to the use of non-competes in multiple industries.
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Select the impacts that non-competes can have on organizational culture, from an OBM perspective.
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Identify the BACB® Professional and Ethical Compliance Code items that are pertinent to conversations around non-compete agreements.
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Determine potential alternatives to the use of non-compete agreements and strategies organizations can use to decrease the need for such agreements.
Course Outline
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01
Introduction
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CMO1002 Syllabus
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Pre-course Check-in
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Course Content
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Section 1: Meet Sahar, a Model Clinician
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Section 2: "We just wanted to remind you..."
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Section 3: The Functions of Non-compete Agreements
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Section 4: Consequences of Non-Competes for Individuals
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Section 5: Consequences of Non-Competes for Organizations and Industries
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Section 6: Why Do Employees Sign Non-Competes, Anyway?
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Section 7: Special Considerations for Non-Competes in ABA
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Section 8: The Professional and Ethical Compliance Code and Non-Competes
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Section 9: Towards a Better Non-Compete
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Tools and Supplemental Materials
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CMO1002 Slide Handout
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Complete the Course
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CMO1002 - Completion Quiz
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Post-Training Survey
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