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Adult Day Care Administrator Applicant Frequently Asked Questions: “Click” on the question and it will take you to the answer(s)… These responses are valid at the time it is written, however, should there be any changes to rules, statutes, policies, it is ALWAYS ultimately the administrators responsibility to be up on the most current requirements. What are the steps to get a license? How much will it all cost? What documentation will I need when applying? When is the next initial training class? When is the next licensure test? When is the next State Standards Exam Review? When and how do I take the NAB test? Once licensed, how do I know if a class will count toward my CEUs? How many total CE hours do I need? When do I need to complete my CEUs? If I get my license mid-year, how many CEUs will I need? How do I renew my license? How much will it cost? What are the steps to get a license? [Return to list of FAQs] 1. You must start the application process with OSBELTCA as soon as possible, before you start your training. Adult Day Care Administrators are relatively “rare” so the classes are very small, but we don’t even schedule it until we see that we actually have applicants who wish to become Adult Day Care Administrators. There is a fee of $550 paid online through our portal which includes: a. the application fee($100 ). b. Study materials ($50) – mailed to you upon receipt of your application c. Class fee (which includes a review preparing you for the exam) ($300) d. State Standards Exam fee ($100) NOTE: OSBELTCA staff will not have visibility of your application until you have paid the application fee. 2. You must finish your application with OSBELTCA by uploading the required documentation (by this time, you should have uploaded all other documents required for the application such as a passport type photo, affidavit of citizenship, resume’ and letters of recommendation…). Again, OSBELTCA staff (primarily Ginger Dean works with RC and RC/AL applications…she is a key person to you at OSBELTCA) will not have visibility of this application until you have paid the application fee. You will not be permitted to attend training and/or sit for the exam until your application is complete. 3. You must complete training through OSBELTCA. It is a one day course that culminates with the administering of the state standards exam. 4. You must take and pass the State Standards Exam for Adult Day Care Administrators. 75% is the minimum passing score. It is a multiple choice test (and it’s not particularly easy, especially if you have not prepared for it properly). a. The exam has 50 questions. b. You will be allowed 45 minutes to take the exam (they only give 60 minutes for the Nursing Home Administrator exam which is 100 questions…45 minutes should be more than sufficient if you’re prepared for it).
Object Description
Okla State Agency |
Long-Term Care Administrators, Oklahoma State Board of Examiners for |
Okla Agency Code |
'509' |
Title | Adult day care administrator applicant frequently asked questions |
Authors | Oklahoma. State Board of Examiners for Long Term Care Administrators. |
Publisher | Oklahoma State Board of Examiners for Long Term Care Administrators |
Publication Date | 2013-07-12 |
Publication type |
Fact Sheet |
Subject | Adult day care centers--Oklahoma--Administration. |
Purpose | People applying for an Adult Day Care Administrator license might find these FAQs helpful... |
OkDocs Class# | L1870.1 A244f 2013 |
Digital Format | PDF, Adobe Reader required |
ODL electronic copy | Downloaded from agency website: http://www.ok.gov/osbeltca/documents/ADC%20FAQs.pdf |
Rights and Permissions | This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders. |
Language | English |
Date created | 2013-07-29 |
Date modified | 2013-07-30 |
OCLC number | 890225116 |
Description
Title | ADC FAQs 1 |
Full text | Adult Day Care Administrator Applicant Frequently Asked Questions: “Click” on the question and it will take you to the answer(s)… These responses are valid at the time it is written, however, should there be any changes to rules, statutes, policies, it is ALWAYS ultimately the administrators responsibility to be up on the most current requirements. What are the steps to get a license? How much will it all cost? What documentation will I need when applying? When is the next initial training class? When is the next licensure test? When is the next State Standards Exam Review? When and how do I take the NAB test? Once licensed, how do I know if a class will count toward my CEUs? How many total CE hours do I need? When do I need to complete my CEUs? If I get my license mid-year, how many CEUs will I need? How do I renew my license? How much will it cost? What are the steps to get a license? [Return to list of FAQs] 1. You must start the application process with OSBELTCA as soon as possible, before you start your training. Adult Day Care Administrators are relatively “rare” so the classes are very small, but we don’t even schedule it until we see that we actually have applicants who wish to become Adult Day Care Administrators. There is a fee of $550 paid online through our portal which includes: a. the application fee($100 ). b. Study materials ($50) – mailed to you upon receipt of your application c. Class fee (which includes a review preparing you for the exam) ($300) d. State Standards Exam fee ($100) NOTE: OSBELTCA staff will not have visibility of your application until you have paid the application fee. 2. You must finish your application with OSBELTCA by uploading the required documentation (by this time, you should have uploaded all other documents required for the application such as a passport type photo, affidavit of citizenship, resume’ and letters of recommendation…). Again, OSBELTCA staff (primarily Ginger Dean works with RC and RC/AL applications…she is a key person to you at OSBELTCA) will not have visibility of this application until you have paid the application fee. You will not be permitted to attend training and/or sit for the exam until your application is complete. 3. You must complete training through OSBELTCA. It is a one day course that culminates with the administering of the state standards exam. 4. You must take and pass the State Standards Exam for Adult Day Care Administrators. 75% is the minimum passing score. It is a multiple choice test (and it’s not particularly easy, especially if you have not prepared for it properly). a. The exam has 50 questions. b. You will be allowed 45 minutes to take the exam (they only give 60 minutes for the Nursing Home Administrator exam which is 100 questions…45 minutes should be more than sufficient if you’re prepared for it). |
Date created | 2013-07-29 |
Date modified | 2013-07-29 |