North Carolina § 131D-2 - 12. Training requirements; county departments of social services.
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§ 131D-2. 12. Training requirements; county departments of social services.
The county departments of social services' adult home specialists and their supervisors shall complete: Eight hours of prebasic training within 60 days of employment; Thirty-two hours of basic training within six months of employment; Twenty-four hours of postbasic training within six months of the basic training program; A minimum of eight hours of complaint investigation training within six months of employment; and A minimum of 16 hours of statewide training annually by the Division of Health Service Regulation. The joint training requirements by the Department shall be as provided in G.S. 143B-139.5B. History (2009-462, s. 1(e).)
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