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This ongoing course is being offered through IHCA/INCAL education partner, VGM Education/CE Solutions. VGM Education/CE Solutions provides high quality training and education to our members to enhance their skill-set and the quality of care delivery.
Earn your Preceptor certificate and six CEU’s! IHCA/INCAL’s online Preceptor course is the first of its kind in Indiana offering convenient, cost-effective, and quality education.
The state guidelines for receptor curriculum list five topics and eleven areas of focus. Our Preceptor course incorporates thirteen additional subject areas such as Aspects of Aging, Marketing & Sales, Insurance, Legal Aspects, and Public Relations. We believe these skill sets are important for an AIT to acquire from his or her Preceptor.
The course content consists of eight learning modules:
Qualifications of a Preceptor (IC 25-19-1-20):
Finally, applicants for preceptor shall not have any disciplinary action taken by the board against his or her HFA or RCA license in the last two (2) years. For further information regarding preceptor applications, please refer to 840 Ind. Admin. Code 1-1-17.
Please Note: Upon registration and payment for the course, you will receive individualized login information directly from VGM Education/CE Solutions, the course software system. Please allow 24-48 hours and check your spam/junk/clutter folders if you do not receive it in your inbox.
Upon Course Completion:
Print your Certificate of Completion and submit it to the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency (IPLA), State Board of Health Facility Administrators at 402 W. Washington St., Room WO72, Indianapolis IN 46204 and/or email it to pla10@pla.in.gov . If you have further questions, please contact IPLA directly at 317-234-3022.
Preceptors can order the Administrator-in-Training Domains of Practice Internship Manual through NAB. This revised edition of the NAB/AIT Internship Manual offers a detailed set of AIT activities based on the five major practice areas, or domains, of nursing home administration. Suggests a sequence and time division through the eleven departmental areas. Permits a nearly one-to-one relationship between AIT activities and preparation in the knowledge base deemed necessary for persons seeking licensure. References to nearly all of the elements of the domains of practice.
Questions about this event?
If you have questions, please email Katie Niehoff at kniehoff@ihca.org.
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