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(a) To serve as an administrator-in-training (AIT) preceptor, an individual must
(1) be currently licensed as a nursing home administrator in the jurisdiction where the AIT is completing the training activities;
(2) be currently employed in an administrative position in the nursing home where the AIT is completing the training activities;
(3) agree, in writing, to fulfill the duties and responsibilities of a preceptor, as outlined in the NAB Five-Step Program Administrator in Training Internship Manual (1997 Edition), which is adopted by reference.
(b) A preceptor shall conduct a weekly supervisory conference with the AIT to monitor the education and activities of the AIT.
History: Eff. 8/17/97, Register 143
Authority: AS 08.70.050
Editor's note: The NAB Five-Step Program Administrator in Training Internship Manual referenced in 12 AAC 46.051 is available from NAB Publications, 808 17th Street, NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20006.
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