F-13-203 Berry Dunn OASIS Training

🎯 PURPOSE

This tipsheet provides a quick reference for clinicians completing Berry Dunn OASIS training, preparing for module testing, and understanding the required reeducation and next steps if a module is not passed.

🔄 PROCESS

1. Getting Started:

Clinicians will be automatically enrolled in Berry Dunn OASIS training 30 days after their hire date. However, the timing of when you begin training will be guided by your Clinical Supervisor based on your experience and readiness to progress through orientation.

Your readiness for training will be based on the following factors:

• Previous home health experience.
• Previous OASIS experience.
• Progress through orientation and overall readiness to begin training.

If you are not ready to begin training at the 30-day mark, your training start date may be delayed until you are adequately prepared.

Once enrolled, you will receive information regarding your assigned Berry Dunn training via your Outlook email.

2. Completing Your Training

Start with the Pre-Test:

• Allow approximately 1 hour for the Pre-Test.
• Choose a time when you can work without interruptions.
• If the Pre-Test is stopped and exited before completion, it will restart from the beginning.

Complete Your Courses:

• Recommended pace: 1–2 courses per week.
• Each course takes approximately 30 minutes.
• Review the course materials carefully and take notes on areas that are new or challenging.

3. Testing Attempts

You are allowed unlimited attempts per module. However, you will be locked out of the module after each test attempt and will need a course reset before you can continue.

If You Do Not Pass on the 1st Attempt:

Take time to review the content and course materials before requesting another attempt.

• Review the course materials.
• Identify the areas you found difficult.
• Contact your Clinical Supervisor to discuss your results and request a course reset.
• Review the identified knowledge gaps and prepare before taking the test again.

If You Do Not Pass on the 2nd Attempt:

Seek additional support and targeted education before requesting another attempt.

• Contact your Preceptor and/or Clinical Supervisor.
• Work with your Preceptor or Clinical Supervisor to identify areas where additional education is needed.
• Your Clinical Supervisor will contact the Clinical Compliance Specialist (CCS) to coordinate training and address identified learning needs.
• Complete the required reeducation before a course reset is requested.

If You Do Not Pass on the 3rd Attempt or Any Subsequent Attempt:

Continue working with your clinical support team to address knowledge gaps and prepare for another attempt.

• Contact and meet with your Preceptor and/or Clinical Supervisor.
• Participate in additional education, coaching, and review of course materials as needed.
• Additional clinical support may be provided to address ongoing learning needs.
• Complete the required reeducation before a course reset is requested.

Need an Additional Attempt?

After a failed test attempt, a course reset must be completed before you can access the module again.

• Contact your Clinical Supervisor or Preceptor for guidance on the next steps.
• Complete any required review, reeducation, or coaching before the reset is requested.
• Your clinical support team will coordinate the course reset request.
• Once the reset is approved and completed, you may access the module and retake the test.

5. Complete the Post-Test After All Courses Are Completed

• Allow approximately 1 hour for the Post-Test.
• Choose a time when you can work without interruptions.
• A score of 80% or higher is required to receive the OASIS Field Certification.
• Berry Dunn will email the OASIS Field Certification directly to you when the required score is achieved.

📅 Effective: 11/2/2026 | 🛠️ Revised:  |  ✅ Approved: KD