Utah Admin. Code R501-19-4 - Requirements for Intermediate Secure Treatment
(1)
(a)
Each intermediate secure treatment provider shall clearly define in policy the
responsibilities of the manager described in Section
R501-1-15.
(b) The licensee shall ensure the manager
described in Subsection
R501-1-15(2):
(i) is at least 25 years of age;
(ii) has a bachelor's degree or equivalent
training in a human service-related field; and
(iii) has at least three years management
experience in a residential or secure treatment
setting.
(2)
(a) Subsection
R501-19-3(3)(c)
does not apply to an intermediate secure treatment provider serving
youth.
(b) An intermediate secure
treatment provider serving youth shall maintain a staff-to-client ratio of one
staff to every five clients.
(3) Each intermediate secure treatment
provider shall ensure that each direct care staff working in an intermediate
secure treatment program is trained to work with a child with behavioral or
mental health needs and works under the supervision of a licensed clinical
professional.
(4) Each intermediate
secure treatment provider shall ensure each direct care staff completes 30
hours of additional training annually regarding:
(a) client record and incident
documentation;
(b) client
rules;
(c) human relations and
communication skills;
(d)
maintaining staff, client, and visitor safety in a secure setting;
(e) problem-solving and guidance;
(f) the special needs of children and
families; and
(g) universal
precautions for blood-borne pathogens.
(5) Each intermediate secure treatment
provider shall incorporate the use of fixtures and furnishings that help limit
self-harm and suicide, including:
(a)
non-exposed fire sprinkler heads;
(b) plexiglass or safety glass;
(c) pressure release robe hooks;
(d) recessed lighting; and
(e) sealed light
fixtures.
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