Boost Oregon provides Motivational Interviewing (MI) training that makes vaccine conversations easier, more respectful, and more effective. Designed for real clinical environments, our programs help teams build confidence and strengthen patient trust.
Many clinicians feel unprepared to address questions and resistance, leading to frustration and missed opportunities. By investing in structured communication skills, you're empowering your team to achieve better patient outcomes—a decision that separates high-performing organizations from the rest.
With patients overwhelmed by conflicting messages and staff burnout making productive conversations harder, you know your team needs proven tools that cut through confusion and restore confidence. It takes strategic leadership to address root causes rather than symptoms.
Traditional messaging or persuasion tactics often backfire. Your decision to adopt evidence-based approaches ensures conversations are collaborative, respectful, and effective across large teams—a choice that demonstrates your commitment to what actually works.
Motivational Interviewing equips staff with actionable techniques to explore patient concerns, foster autonomy, and increase acceptance—driving measurable improvements in engagement and follow-through. Smart leaders prioritize interventions with proven ROI.

Train clinicians and support staff to navigate patient hesitancy with confidence

Improve community outreach, engagement, and trust with evidence-based communication

Strengthen patient counseling, counter misinformation, and build rapport
We assess your team's needs and design a tailored program with the ideal format and focus areas—customized to your organization's unique context.
Our MINT-certified trainers lead interactive sessions featuring role-plays, real-world scenarios, and practical, actionable tools your team will use immediately.
Optional coaching and booster sessions ensure skills are applied effectively and retained long-term—maximizing your training investment.
Pre/post assessments and feedback track outcomes, giving you the data to showcase measurable improvements in conversations and engagement to stakeholders.
Equip providers, public health teams, and pharma staff with evidence-based techniques to reduce vaccine hesitancy and improve patient conversations—fast, practical, and scalable. Organizations that proactively address vaccine confidence demonstrate leadership in public health.
2 Hours | Virtual
Perfect for leaders deciding whether to invest in MI training.
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4 Hours | Virtual
Ideal for teams new to MI and vaccine hesitancy work.
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7 Hours | Virtual
Our most popular package for clinics and public health teams.
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6 Hours | Virtual
Delivered entirely in Spanish by certified MI trainers.
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11 Hours | Hybrid
For clinics serving multilingual communities.
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10 Hours | Hybrid
Deep skill-building with ongoing coaching.
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30 Hours | Hybrid
Our most complete support for health systems & large teams for one full year.
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30 Hours | Hybrid
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Additional 6 Hours | Hybrid
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Boost Oregon's Training Director, Carrie Bader (she/her/hers), first attended an MI training in 2007 and has been a dedicated student of MI ever since. She is a health educator and occupational therapist, and is a certified MI trainer through the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT).

Heather Lynch (she/her/hers) has been mentoring and guiding MI skills practice with a wide variety of humans in service working with other humans on growth and change, since 2007. Heather is a certified rehabilitation counselor and member of MINT.

Boost Oregon’s Medical Director Ryan Hassan (he/him) is a board‑certified pediatrician in Tigard who advances children’s health through preventive care, healthy‑lifestyle promotion, and physician advocacy.
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Boost Oregon’s Motivational Interviewing (MI) training gives healthcare and public health teams practical, evidence-based tools to engage patients, reduce resistance, and improve vaccine confidence.
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