W. Va. Code R. § 19-13-5 - Procedures for Obtaining Approval as a Dialysis Technician Training Program
5.1. The board
shall approve dialysis technician training programs as follows:
5.1.a. A dialysis technician training program
that seeks approval by the board shall submit to the board a completed
application on a form specified by the board which includes the following:
5.1.a.1. Identifying information;
5.1.a.2. Information regarding administrative
processes of the program;
5.1.a.3.
A description of the record-keeping system to be used by the dialysis
technician training program to assure accurate reporting to the board of
individuals who have enrolled in and who did or did not successfully complete
the dialysis technician training program;
5.1.a.4. A copy of the policies required by
subsection 6.1.g. of this rule; and,
5.1.a.5. Any other information requested by
the board; and,
5.1.b.
Submit payment of a dialysis technician training program approval
fee.
5.2. No more than
one hundred sixty days (160) after receipt of a complete application for
approval, the board shall either approve or disapprove the training
program.
5.3. Approval shall
continue for two (2) years if the program demonstrates that the standards set
forth in this rule are met and maintained throughout the two-year approval
period. The board may conduct additional site visits during each two-year
approval period and at any other time the board considers necessary.
5.4. Dialysis technician training programs in
existence on or before July 1, 2005, shall submit all items for the application
for approval required by the board in this subsection on or before October 15,
2005.
5.5. Dialysis technician
training programs in existence after July 1, 2005, shall submit all items for
the application for approval required by the board in this subsection at least
one hundred sixty (160) days prior to the beginning of the first day of the
training program.
5.6. Any dialysis
technician training program that fails to meet the initial requirements of the
board has (3) months after notification of the deficiencies to provide the
board with evidence of meeting the requirements and six (6) months to submit
evidence of providing the additional required training to individuals who
completed the program within the last twelve (12) months.
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