Utah Admin. Code R380-350-3 - Community Involvement
(1) A community
health worker seeking to become a state certified community health worker shall
complete:
(a) 90 hours of core-skill
training; and
(b) 300 hours of
community involvement.
(2)
(a) The
applicant shall demonstrate completion through the submission of a portfolio to
the department with the applicant's certification application.
(b) The portfolio shall include:
(i) a detailed resume or curriculum
vitae;
(ii) a cover letter;
and
(iii) a minimum of two of the
following additional elements:
(A) three
letters of recommendation;
(B) a
summary sheet of research projects;
(C) a list and description of publications,
presentations, reports, or projects authored by the applicant;
(D) a statement of professional experience by
the applicant;
(E) a list of
achievements and awards received by the applicant; or
(F) a recent performance
evaluation.
(c) The portfolio shall demonstrate:
(i) the setting of the experience, including:
(A) churches;
(B) schools;
(C) community organizations;
(D) neighborhoods;
(E) clinics;
(F) health centers; or
(H) work in the public sector;
(ii) the communities or
populations served, including:
(A) low-income
communities;
(B) lesbian, gay,
bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual individuals and individuals
with other sexual identities;
(C)
people experiencing homelessness;
(D) rural communities;
(E) individuals with chronic
disease;
(F) individuals with
disabilities;
(G) people with
visual impairments;
(H) older
adults;
(I) immigrant or refugee
communities;
(J) people without
health insurance;
(K) racial and
ethnic minorities; or
(L)
individuals with complex health needs; and
(iii) the services provided, including:
(A) community organizing;
(B) community presentations;
(C) community projects;
(D) community coalitions;
(E) health fairs;
(F) community mapping;
(G) community programming;
(H) workshops;
(I) resource coordination;
(J) outreach; and
(K) promotion.
(3) An applicant who
has 4,000 hours or more experience as a community health worker shall:
(a) complete an application designed by the
department;
(b) sign a statement
agreeing to abide by the Code of Ethics of the Utah Community Health Workers
Association (UCHWA), approved by the 2022 UCHWA board, which is incorporated by
reference in this rule; and
(c) pay
the established certification fee set by the department.
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