Current Single Task Worker Grandparenting Policy
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Assistant Program - Introduction
Single task worker programs that were previously approved by DQA, must
verify the single task worker completed a training course that meets the
federal minimum eight-hour training requirements for a feeding assistant
(see Wisconsin Feeding Assistant Training
Requirements).
Facilities may give these employees credit for their work experience
with the selected resident population to satisfy the Wisconsin Feeding Assistant Training
Requirements.
Facilities may issue their single task workers who meet the federal
minimum training requirements a certificate to verify their grandparented
status.
Single task workers who have not met the minimum feeding assistant
training requirements covering the federally mandated topics in the eight
(8) hour minimum outlined in the Wisconsin Feeding Assistant Training
Requirements must be provided the necessary hours of instruction
on those missing topics by Saturday, July 31, 2004.
An employee who does not meet the minimum feeding assistant training
requirements by July 31, 2004 may not be used as a
feeding assistant until s/he has satisfactorily completed a feeding
assistant training and competency evaluation.
Last Revised: April 27, 2007 |
