Or. Admin. Code § 407-007-0277 - Convictions Under ORS 443.004 Resulting in Ineligibility for Mental Health or Alcohol and Drug Program SIs
(1)
This rule applies to subject individuals who are mental health or substance
abuse treatment providers defined under ORS
443.004(8).
(2) If BCU determines that an individual is
subject to this rule and has a conviction listed in ORS
443.004(5), BCU
shall make the determination of "Ineligible due to ORS
443.004." Under OAR
125-007-0260, this determination
is considered an incomplete fitness determination. A fitness determination with
a weighing test is not required regardless of any other potentially
disqualifying convictions and conditions the SI has. BCU shall provide notice
of ineligibility due to ORS
443.004 to the
individual.
(3) An individual
subject to this rule who is an employee and hired prior to July 28, 2009 is
exempt from section (2) of this rule provided that the employee remains working
for the same employer after July 28, 2009. The SI may transfer or promote to
other positions with this same employer and remain exempt from section (2) of
this rule. This exemption is not applicable to licensees. In this context:
(a) For a personal support worker as defined
in ORS 410.600, employed by an
Authority client, the employer of record is the Authority unless restricted to
one QE or client by a restricted approval under OAR
407-007-0320.
(b) For adult foster homes, the SI may change
jobs between homes throughout Oregon unless restricted to one QE or home by a
restricted approval under OAR
407-007-0320.
(c) If the SI works at a QE facility or
agency that has a parent company or corporation, the SI may work at any QE
facility or agency under the parent company or corporation.
(d) For all other Sis, the employer is a
QE.
(4) If an individual
subject to this rule is grandfathered under section (3) of this rule or is not
found Ineligible due to ORS
443.004, the individual is
subject to a fitness determination under OAR
125-007-0260 and
407-007-0320 for any other
potentially disqualifying convictions or conditions in OAR
407-007-0281 and
407-007-0290. The original one
or more convictions that led to grandfathering could be used as potentially
disqualifying and in a weighing test only if there was a repetition of behavior
shown in criminal history subsequent to the grandfathering
convictions.
(5) A determination of
"Ineligible due to ORS
443.004" is not subject to
appeal rights under OAR
125-007-0300 or
943-007-0501.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 181A.195 & 409.050
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 181A.195 & 443.004
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