Nev. Admin. Code § 632.850 - Duties of coordinator of approved program
The coordinator of an approved program for medication aides - certified shall:
1. Assist with the
development of the budget of the program.
2. Assist with the development of procedures
for admission to the program.
3.
Select and supervise as many qualified instructors as necessary to carry out
the program.
4. Obtain adequate
education facilities for training, including areas to practice nursing skills,
and sufficient equipment for administering medication.
5. Obtain long-term care clinical facilities
for training.
6. Provide each
trainee with instructional materials during those hours in which they can be
put to maximum use.
7. Plan an
orientation program for trainees at each clinical facility used for training.
The time spent for orientation may not be included in the 100 hours required
for training pursuant to NAC 632.830.
8. Ensure that each trainee is clearly
identified as a trainee in a manner which is easily recognizable to each
patient, member of a patient's family, visitor or member of the medical staff
for whom the trainee works.
9.
Develop a system of maintaining permanent records which are essential to the
operation of the program, including, without limitation:
(a) The current and final records of each
trainee, which must include, without limitation, a list of the duties relating
to the administration of medication to be performed and the skills to be
learned in the program, with notations of satisfactory or unsatisfactory
performance, the date of the performance and the name of the supervising
instructor.
(b) The current records
of the activities of the program.
(c) The records of each instructor.
Records maintained pursuant to this subsection must be retained by the coordinator of the approved training program for medication aides - certified for not less than 4 years after the date on which the record is created.
10.
Develop written policies for admission to, continuance in, and dismissal and
withdrawal from the program.
11.
Report to the academic administrator of the Board the name of each trainee who
satisfactorily completes the program within 30 days after the completion of the
program.
12. Report to the Board
the name of any trainee involved in an error in the administration of
medication, including a root cause analysis of the error.
13. Submit annual reports on forms provided
by the Board containing information required by the Board.
Notes
NRS 632.120, 632.292
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