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AR HB1214
Bill
Status
2/18/2025
Primary Sponsor
Mary Bentley
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AI Summary
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Extends the qualifying timeframe for primary instructor nursing experience from 5 years to 10 years, allowing registered nurses to qualify if they completed their required long-term care nursing services within the last decade
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Adds a new annual training requirement for primary instructors to attend an 8-hour class authorized by the Department of Human Services covering law updates, best practices, and common long-term care facility issues
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Adds formal definitions to the Long-Term Care Aide Training Act for "general nursing experience" and "long-term care facility," which were previously referenced but not explicitly defined in statute
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Primary instructors must still meet existing requirements: Arkansas nursing license or multistate compact privilege, no disciplinary actions, minimum 2 years general nursing experience including 1 year in long-term care settings
Legislative Description
To Amend The Definition Of Primary Instructor Within The Long-term Care Aide Training Act.
Last Action
Notification that HB1214 is now Act 105
2/18/2025