Nevada Administrative Code
Chapter 435 - Persons With Mental Retardation and Related Conditions
JOBS AND DAY TRAINING SERVICES
Section 435.945 - Grounds for suspension or denial of certificate; plan of improvement; imposition of sanctions; suspension, reduction or reimbursement of contractual payment; appeal; final decision

1. If the Division or a regional center determines pursuant to a quality assurance review that there are any deficiencies in the provision of jobs and day training services relating to the health or welfare of persons receiving such services, the Division may suspend or deny the issuance of a certificate and request a written plan of improvement from the provider of jobs and day training services or recommend or require changes concerning the provision of jobs and day training services after providing a statement of deficiencies to the provider and before issuing, renewing or reinstating a certificate. The provider shall develop a plan of improvement for each deficiency and submit the plan to the Division for approval within 15 days after receipt of the statement of deficiencies.

2. The Division may impose sanctions upon a provider of jobs and day training services for:

3. For any sanction imposed pursuant to subsection 2, the Division may, without limitation:

4. The Division may suspend or reduce a contractual payment owed to a provider of jobs and day training services pursuant to subsection 3 or require a provider to reimburse the Division, in whole or in part, for a contractual payment paid to the provider if the provider:

5. A provider of jobs and day training services may appeal any sanction imposed pursuant to this section by submitting to the Division a written request of appeal within 15 calendar days after the date of receipt of the notification of any sanction imposed by the Division. The Administrator or a designee thereof will review the findings and submit a written decision within 30 calendar days after the written request of appeal is submitted to the Division. The decision of the Administrator or a designee thereof on the appeal is a final decision.