Guidelines for Mediators
Here you will find some of the rules and regulations related to the practice of Oregon mediators. The mediation venue most often defines which documents apply to a particular mediator.
All OMA members who are practitioners agree to abide by the OMA Core Standards of Mediation Practice. Mediators may be subject to other regulations, depending on their affiliation.
OMA Standards and Guidelines
How are OMA’s Core Standards serving Oregon’s mediation community? The OMA Standards and Practices Committee is currently reviewing the Core Standards to determine if adjustments are needed at this time. Tell us your thoughts by taking this survey http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NCM7H88
OMA standards and guidelines are generally researched and developed by the Standards and Practices Committee prior to submission to the OMA board for approval. For more information about the OMA Standards & Practices Committee, click here.
OMA Core Standards of Practice
OMA Model Guidelines for Private Practice Mediator Education, Training and Experience
OMA Complaint Process
OMA Voluntary Mediation Process for Resolving Disputes with OMA Mediators
OMA Educational Tools
How to Become a Mediator
Qualifications and training requirements for court connected mediators
For Lawyers as Mediators. See Rule 2.4
Oregon Office of Community Dispute Resolution Rules - Qualifications and training information for Community Dispute Resolution Centers
Consumer’s Guide to Mediation
Selecting a mediator
Selecting a mediator
Mediator Competency
History of Mediation in Oregon: Certification, Licensure and Enhancing Mediator Competency
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