Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 393-13-.02 - Continuing Education Sources
(1) Continuing education hours may be
obtained by participation in activities sponsored, co-sponsored or approved by
any of the below listed sources. The licensee's certificate of attendance must
document the number of clock hours of educational content in each activity and
indicate the source of education (NAB, N.C.E.R.S, etc.) or it may not be
accepted as proof of completion. Continuing education hours must be obtained
within the two (2) year biennium renewal cycle (i.e. January 1st of Even
Numbered years and December 31st of Odd Numbered years).
(a) Professional trade associations in
long-term care, out of State Long-Term Care Facility Administrator Licensing
Boards, courses approved by those boards, or courses that are required to work
in a Long-Term Care Facility in this or any other state, OR,
(b) Educational institutions accredited by a
regional body recognized by the Council on Post Secondary Accreditation. The
educational institution shall certify the number of clock hours of educational
content in each activity. One semester hour of course credit shall be
equivalent to fifteen (15) clock hours of continuing education, and one (1)
academic quarter hour of course credit shall be equivalent to ten (10) clock
hours of continuing education, OR,
(c) National Continuing Education Review
Services (N.C.E.R.S.) of the National Association of Long Term Care
Administrator Boards (NAB). Continuing education hours may be obtained by
participating in programs approved by N.C.E.R.S., OR,
(d) Government Agencies, Educational
Institutions and Hospitals. Continuing education hours may be obtained by
participating in "in-service" training, courses or workshops pertaining to long
term care sponsored by federal, state or local government agencies, educational
institutions and licensed hospitals.
(2) Educational hours earned from an
unapproved source shall NOT be counted toward the required continuing education
hours for any two year biennium renewal cycle.
Notes
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