1. Log onto TRAIN: https://www.train.org.
2. Select your desired location from the dropdown menu, which appears underneath the login box on the left-hand side of the page.
3.Click the "Create Account" button and full out all the necessary information on the subsequent pages.
4. Once logged in, locate the Search by Course ID box on the right-hand side of the page. Enter the course ID 1000614 for Orientation to Public Health.
5. On the search results page, click on the title of the course to access the Course Details. Next, select the Registration tab and click on Go to Step 2 of Registration.
Completing the Evaluation
6. Once you have completed the course, select My Learning from the right-hand side My Record Box on the TRAIN homepage.
7. On the resulting page, to the far right of the course you have completed, select the M (manage) icon. The Course Registration Management Screen will load.
8. In the Course Registration Management screen, selected Completed. Click Ok on the resulting warning message.
9. Select Back on the next page (there is no completion score for this course). The course is now Completed.
10. Upon completing the course, return to the homepage by selecting Home from the navigation bar.
11. Click on the text that has appeared ont he right-hand side, above the My Learning Record box: There are pending evaluations!
12. On the followinging page, click on the evaluation for the corresponding course you have taken. A pop-up window will load. Select Start Evaluation and proceed through all evaluation questions. Click Close when you have completed the final question. The completed course can now be found in your Transcript on your TRAIN account.
If you have any questions/concerns or to make sure that your status is complete, please email Erin Bougie (ebougie@phf.org)
Colleges. A variety of course schedules are offered at selected sites and include full time, accelerated, part-time, and on-line options. Clinical experiences are provided in a variety of in-patient and out-patient settings. Students enrolled in the program rotate through health care facilities within a reasonable driving distance from the colleges. Nursing students work directly with patients, nurses, physicians, and other health care professionals and receive hands-on experience in all major specialty areas in community agencies, long-term care facilities, and hospitals.
