Kan. Admin. Regs. § 28-4-288 - Administration, personnel and records
(a) Organization.
If the facility is operated by a private corporation, the corporation shall be
authorized to do business in the state of Kansas.
(b) Administrative policies.
(1) Each facility shall have an
organizational chart, and written policies and procedures defining operations
and legal responsibilities.
(2)
Each policy and procedure shall be distributed to staff members as appropriate.
(3) A KBI/SRS child abuse registry
form shall be completed and submitted to the Kansas department of health and
environment within two weeks of the time each new person over 10 years of age
resides, works or regularly volunteers in the facility, excluding juveniles
placed in care.
(c)
Finances.
(1) The facility shall have
sufficient finances to ensure licensing compliance and effective services.
(2) Juveniles shall not be
exploited in campaigns or publicity efforts to raise funds.
(3) Insurance. The facility shall be covered
by liability and casualty insurance.
(d) Personnel policies.
(1) Each facility shall have written
personnel policies including job descriptions that are approved and reviewed
annually by licensing staff.
(2) A
personnel record shall be maintained for each attendant and made available to
the attendant on written request.
(3) No attendant shall be on duty for more
than eight hours.
(e)
Staffing.
(1) There shall be an attendant for
each juvenile.
(2) Each attendant
shall be the same sex as the juvenile.
(3) Exceptions to this regulation may be
requested pursuant to K.A.R. 28-4-287.
(f) Staff qualifications.
(1) Attendants shall be qualified by
temperament, emotional maturity, sound judgment and an understanding of
children.
(2) Each attendant
shall:
(A) Be 19 years of age or over;
(B) have a high school diploma or
its equivalent; and
(C) have
completed a state-approved training program.
(g) The following individual personnel
records shall be kept on each attendant:
(1)
Job application, including:
(A) Identifying
information;
(B) qualifications;
and
(C) character and employment
references;
(2) record
of negative TB test;
(3) a
statement signed by attendant that discipline policies have been reviewed and
will be followed; and
(4)
documentation of state-approved training.
(h) Juvenile records.
(1) A register shall be kept of all juveniles
with name, birthdate, reason for custody, dates of admission and release, and
names and addresses of parents, legal guardian or legal custodian.
(2) An admission and release form shall be
submitted to the Kansas bureau of investigation upon release of a juvenile, on
forms supplied by the bureau.
(3)
A record shall be kept on each juvenile which shall include:
(A) Identifying information;
(B) arrest record;
(C) record of money and personal property,
signed by the juvenile and the attendant;
(D) statement signed by the juvenile that the
rules and regulations of the facility have been reviewed; and
(E) health history checklist.
(4) A daily log of each juvenile's
behavior shall be maintained with notations regarding special problems while in
custody and response of staff to problems.
(5) Each improper disclosure of records or
information regarding juveniles shall be grounds for revocation or suspension
of the license.
Notes
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