Ohio Administrative Code
Title 5139 - Department of Youth Services
Chapter 5139-37 - Detention Centers
Section 5139-37-06 - Training and staff development
Universal Citation: OH Admin Code 5139-37-06
Current through all regulations passed and filed through September 16, 2024
(A) The following standards are mandatory:
(1) Each facility will have a written policy
and procedure providing that all direct care staff receive a minimum forty
hours of orientation and pre-service training before assuming independent
responsibility for their work assignment. Those forty hours are to include the
core areas of:
(a) Facility personnel manual
and operating policies and procedures manual
(b) CPR / first aid / AED
(c) Emergency procedures
(d) Verbal intervention techniques / response
to resistance
(e) Mandatory
reporting of child abuse
(f) The
Prison Rape Elimination Act
(g)
Training on adolescent development.
(2) Each facility will have a
written policy and procedure that all trainers and presenters for mandatory
trainings are qualified and have any of the following: a degree, licensure or
certification. All other trainings must have trainers or presenters who have at
a minimum, relevant verifiable experience in the topic material to be
presented.
(3) Each facility will
have a written policy and procedure requiring direct care staff to receive
annual training of forty hours each year thereafter.
(4) Each facility will have a written policy
and procedure providing that all supervisors receive forty hours of training in
the area of fundamental skills for supervisors and on relevant Ohio
administrative rules within the first year of appointment.
(5) Each facility will have a written policy
and procedure providing that all facility directors/deputy directors receive
forty hours of training within the first year of appointment.
(6)
Training programs
should have curriculums that include classroom and or virtual instruction and
job shadowing components.
(7)
Written policies and procedures require that all
employees, other than direct care staff, receive at least sixteen hours minimum
orientation training and, minimally, an additional sixteen hours annually,
appropriate to their work assignment.
(B) [Reserved]
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