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(a) A facility must have a training plan that ensures each caregiver receives at least one hour of training in each of the following topics within the first year of employment:
(1) prenatal care, including nutrition, pregnancy issues, and child birth;
(2) infant and early childhood growth and development;
(3) infant and early childhood care and stimulation;
(4) drug, tobacco, and alcohol use by and effects on children;
(5) human sexuality and prevention of disease; and
(6) depression and suicide prevention.
(b) The facility's training plan under (a) of this section may include discussions at staff meetings, attendance at workshops, or self study.
(c) A facility may provide for the training of staff under (a) of this section by including staff in instructional programs also attended by pregnant and parenting individuals at the facility.
History: Eff. 3/1/98, Register 145
Authority: AS 44.29.020
AS 47.35.010 (a)(3)
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