W. Va. Code R. § 19-13-8 - Criteria for Probationary Approval

8.1. At any time, the board may give probationary approval to a dialysis training program or a training program seeking approval or reapproval when there is evidence of:

8.1.a. Noncompliance with the "minimum standards for approval of dialysis technician training programs" in subsection 6.5. of this rule.

8.1.b. Continuous disruptions in retaining qualified faculty or preceptors resulting in disorganization of the program and a breakdown of supervision and teaching of the program;

8.1.c. Noncompliance with the training program's stated philosophy, objectives, policies and curriculum resulting in unsatisfactory student achievement; or,

8.1.d. Failure to provide clinical experiences or supervision necessary to meet the objectives of the training program.

8.2. Probationary approval shall be given in the following manner:

8.2.a. The board shall submit to the registered professional nurse responsible for administering the dialysis technician training program a written deficiency report which identifies the requirement(s) not met or maintained and shall include the date on which the board is to consider the deficiency report.

8.2.b. Within thirty (30) days after receipt of the deficiency report, the registered professional nurse responsible for administering the dialysis technician training program shall submit to the board a written response to the report setting forth evidence that the dialysis technician training program is meeting and maintaining each minimum standard identified in the report as not being met or maintained.

8.2.c. Based on the deficiency report, the dialysis technician training program's response to the report, if any, and any other relevant evidence, the board may grant approval, continue approval, or deny or withdraw approval of the program.

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W. Va. Code R. § 19-13-8