Nursing Home Administrator

Nursing Home Administrator
Continuing Education - Michigan

Special Program April 10th and 11th, 2008 You Cannot Miss.

Licensed Nursing Home Administrators in every state are obligated to complete a certain number of continuing education hours before license renewal every year or every other year.

State Mandate:
“The Michigan Public Health Code and board administrative rules require every Nursing Home Administrator to complete, during the 2-year period prior to the expiration date of the license, not less than 36 hours of continuing education in courses or programs approved by the Board. Pursuant to this requirement, the Board of Nursing Home Administration has promulgated rules to establish specific criteria for the Board’s approval of continuing education courses and programs.”

Continuing Education Sessions for Nursing Home Administrators

The following sessions are being submitted for approval to the National Association of Boards of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators and Michigan Department of Community Health Not later than January 15th, 2008 requesting approval of 16 hours total for Nursing Home Administrators in Michigan.

Course	Subject	CEUs
NHA-3000 April 10th, 2008 in Inkster, MI	How Best to Deal With Difficult People: Patients, Family Members and Employees...and How to Legally Fire People with Bad Attitudes - Application Being Made to MI Dept. of Community Health 1-15-2008	2
NHA-3001 April 10th and 11th, 2008 in Inkster, MI	Succeeding in the Business End of Providing Community Based Care Services - 4 Sections Understanding Processes for Revenue Generation Through: Michigan Auto No-Fault Law ● Long-Term Care Insurance United States Dept. of Veterans Affairs	14
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Note: Direct Care Training & Resource Center, LLC is a private organization that provides training and assistance to community care providers and prospective providers in matters of continuing education, business development assistance and general information workshops. Many of our training workshops are approved as continuing education units for adult foster care group home licensees and administrators. As such many of our trainings do incorporate the review of regulatory statutes, administrative rules and laws that pertain to the provision of care, all of which is readily available to the general public. We are not a governmental entity and our programs must never be viewed as a replacement or substitute for State or Federally sponsored orientations, licensing preparatory meetings or any other government sponsored or governmentally mandated educational event or training. Furthermore, attendance at any of our sessions and any technical assistance we may offer must never be viewed as a guarantee of potential business success or specific financial gain. It is the responsibility of the individual business owner to work toward and create a pattern of success for his/her business entity.