A nursing home administrator applying to reactivate a
license that has been expired or inactive for 5 years or longer shall
demonstrate continued competence by doing one of the following:
(1) Passing the licensure examinations
approved by the Board.
(2)
Successfully recompleting 120 clock hours in a program of study approved by the
Board as prescribed in §
39.14 (relating to approval of
programs of study).
(3) Providing
written documentation to the Board evidencing that the licensee has practiced
nursing home administration in another jurisdiction for at least 2 years within
the last 5 years under a current license in that jurisdiction. The licensee may
be required to appear personally before the Board to demonstrate that
practice.
(4) Providing written
documentation to the Board that the licensee has been employed in a nursing
home in a supervisory or consultant capacity for at least 3 years within the
last 5 years. The licensee may be required to appear personally before the
Board to demonstrate that practice.
(5) Providing written documentation to the
Board that the licensee has been teaching long-term care subject matter for a
continuing educational provider approved by the Board to offer the 120-hour
program or an accredited college or university for at least 3 years within the
last 5 years. The licensee may be required to appear personally before the
Board to discuss the scope of the education provided during the time the
license has been expired or inactive.
