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ALM
Assisted Living Managers Training Course
Offered each month via Video Conference Meets the State requirements in §92.41(a)(1)(B) *** Additional Fees apply for NHA's taking for Continuing Education ****
NAB approved
*** No comprehensive test to pass to receive your certificate *** *** Your certificate does not expire *** You are able to register up to the date of the course by phone. You are able to take the course all in one month or spread over three months. You are able to reschedule any course for which you have registered without penalty. You will typically receive your certificate of completion within 2 business days of receipt of course work. Not all Assisted Living Training Courses are Equal!!
Save Time, Save Money Fact:Texas requires an 8-hour course covering the Assisted Living Standards within the first 90-days of employment as an Assisted Living Manager. Fact: There is NO state mandated licensing or certification process at this time. Texas DOES NOT require you to pass a test to be an Assisted Living Manager. Fact: Texas requires a 24-hour training course to be completed within the first year of employment as an Assisted Living Manager. DADS lists the education requirements for Managers of Assisted Living Facilities in the Licensing Standards of Assisted Living Facilities Handbook. §92.41(a)(1)(B) states that after August 1, 2000, a manager must have completed at least one educational course on the management of assisted living facilities which includes information on the assisted living standards; resident characteristics (including dementia); resident assessment and skills working with residents; basic principles of management; food and nutrition services; federal laws, with emphasis on the American’s with Disabilities Act’s accessibility requirements; community resources; ethics; and financial management. The course must be at least 24 hours in length. Eight hours of training on the assisted living standards must be completed within the first three months of employment. CHA Seminars has developed the Assisted Living Managers Training Course to meet the state requirements. This course is offered each month via Video Conference.
Upcoming dates are - Call 512-336-1005 to Register:
Day 1 ~ Human Resources General Overview
Learn how to manage your employees – legally. In this course you will learn (1) how to comply with the ADA requirements during the hiring process, (2) the definition of at-will employment and the four key exceptions, (3) how company policies are essential tools for preventing trouble in the workplace, (4) a three-step process in handling workplace issues, (5) how to take action in becoming more assertive, (6) understand the discrimination laws and how to avoid illegal discrimination, (7) the elements of an effective harassment policy, (8) the FLSA requirements for pay requirements, documenting hours and wages of employees, (9) the coverage and conditions under the FMLA for employees and employers, (10) the constitutional protections for free speech in the workplace, (11) how to accommodate religious beliefs, (11) how to identify substance abuse by employees and the regulations for drug testing, (12) the three principles of keeping interviews within legal boundaries (13) the restrictions involved in termination of an employee, (14) how to prevent company lawsuits and (15) the top ten issues when interacting with employees and how to stay on the right side of the law.
Day 2 ~ Resident Characteristics and Assessments & Management Concepts for LTC Professionals
This course provides a common sense, practical approach to budget preparation and financial statements. This course also defines 'Diversity Effectiveness' and gives steps to 'Diversity Effectiveness' and how they can be applied. Learn and understand the characteristics of residents in long-term care facilities and how to assess those characteristics. These characteristics include Alzheimer’s, anxiety, arthritis, cholesterol, congestive heart failure, cold and flu, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, dementia diabetes, disabilities, heart disease, high blood pressure, incontinence, osteoporosis, Parkinson’s, and stroke. You will also gain a basic understanding of the financial concepts, community resources and customer service that are necessary managing the operations of a long-term care facility.
Day 3 ~ Texas Licensing Standards for Assisted Living Facilities Handbook
Review TAC Title 40, Part 1, Chapter 92 Licensing Standards for Assisted Living Facilities Handbook. The Standards contain minimum standards a facility must meet in order to be licensed as an assisted living facility and serve as a basis for licensure survey activities. §92.41(a)(1)(b) This course must be taken within the first 90-days of being employed as an Assisted Living Manager.
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