Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 16, § 1379.05 - Training to Perform Services
(a) Minimum Training. In addition to
completing the requirements under sections
1379.02,
1379.03, and
1379.04, in order to perform the
services of a midwife assistant, the individual shall have completed the
minimum training as prescribed herein. Training shall be for the duration
required for the midwife assistant to demonstrate to the instructor, licensed
midwife, or certified nurse midwife providing the training proficiency in the
procedures to be performed as authorized by section
2516.5(b) of the
code, where applicable, but shall include no less than:
(1) Five (5) clock hours of midwifery
didactic training.
(2) Two (2)
clock hours of training in administering oxygen by inhalation.
(3) Ten (10) clock hours of satisfactory
demonstration of immediate newborn care.
(b) Additional Training for Specific
Services. In order to perform the services of a midwife assistant identified
below, an individual shall have completed the additional training prescribed
herein for the service to be provided. Training shall be for the duration
required for the midwife assistant to demonstrate to the instructor, licensed
midwife, or certified nurse midwife providing the training proficiency in the
procedures to be performed as authorized by section
2516.5(b) of the
code, where applicable, but shall include no less than:
(1) Five (5) clock hours of training on the
device used for auscultation of fetal heart tones and ten (10) demonstrations
of satisfactory placement of the device used for auscultation of fetal heart
tones during labor or by simulation.
(2) Ten (10) clock hours of training in
administering injections and performing skin tests, and satisfactory
performance of ten (10) each of intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intradermal
injections, and skin tests.
(3) Ten
(10) clock hours of training in venipuncture and skin puncture for the purpose
of withdrawing blood, and satisfactory performance of ten (10) each of
venipunctures and skin punctures for the purpose of withdrawing
blood.
(c) Training in
(a) and (b) above shall include instruction and demonstration in:
(1) pertinent anatomy and physiology
appropriate to the procedures;
(2)
choice of equipment;
(3) proper
technique including sterile technique;
(4) hazards and complications;
(5) patient care following treatment or
test;
(6) emergency
procedures;
(7) California law and
regulations for midwife assistants.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Sections 2018 and 2516.5, Business and Professions Code. Reference: Sections 2069, 2070 and 2516.5, Business and Professions Code.
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