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Board of Optometry

for participating in a Board-sponsored state licensing examination item writing session. Following the hearing, BNHA adopted these changes without modification. Section 3152 provides for the approval of CE providers and courses. BNHA's proposal would provide that BNHA may, in lieu of conducting its own investigation, accept the findings of National Association of Boards for Nursing Home Administrators regarding CE courses and providers, and adopt those findings as its own. Following the hearing, BNHA adopted this change without modification. Section 3160 sets forth for the qualifications of a preceptor for AITs. As originally proposed, BNHA's changes would have provided that any licensed NHA may be approved to serve as a preceptor if the individual, among other things, has an active N-A license, has no disciplinary actions pending against his/her license, and is not on probation by the Board. CAHF and SAHF objected to the requirement that the preceptor candidate have no disciplinary actions pending against his/her license, commenting that a preceptor should not have his/her preceptor certificate revoked because of pending (i.e., incomplete) disciplinary actions filed against his/her facilities as this abridges the preceptor's right to due process. The Board agreed to delete the disputed requirement and released the modified text on January 6 for an additional 15-day public comment period; if BNHA receives no adverse comments, the Executive Officer will adopt the language and forward the file to OAL. Section 3162 specifies the requirements for obtaining Board approval of an AIT program; the section provides that an approved IT program shall include a minimum of twenty hours per week of supervised training and work experience in a nursing home. The Board's proposal would establish sixty hours as the maximum number of hours an AIT may work and train each week. Following the hearing, BNHA adopted this amendment without modification. At this writing, all of the revisions adopted by BNHA await review and approval by DCA and OAL.