26 Tex. Admin. Code § 743.103 - What training is required?
(a) Within 30 days
after beginning duties, primary caregivers, caregivers, and supplemental
caregivers must complete the following training:
(1) A presentation on your applicable
operational policies, including discipline;
(2) An overview of signs of child abuse,
neglect, and sexual abuse and the responsibility for reporting these;
(3) Emergency procedures, including fire,
severe weather, volatile person on the premises, and severe injury or illness
of a child;
(4) Prevention and
spread of communicable disease; and
(5) The use and location of fire
extinguishers and first-aid equipment.
(b) Primary caregivers must, within 30 days
after hire and annually thereafter, have at least one hour of training
regarding the following topics:
(1)
Recognizing and preventing shaken baby syndrome;
(2) Preventing sudden infant death syndrome;
and
(3) Understanding early
childhood brain development.
(c) Each year, primary caregivers must obtain
at least 15 clock hours of training relevant to child care, such as child
development.
(d) At all times, at
least one caregiver counted in the child-to-caregiver ratio must have CPR
certification.
(e) At all times, at
least one caregiver counted in the child-to-caregiver ratio must have first-aid
certification.
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