MN SF4323

Requires substance use disorder treatment staff to complete initial and biennial training on accessibility, communications access, and sensory safety for individuals with disabilities, including those with traumatic brain injuries, developmental disabilities, cognitive disabilities, and physical disabilities

Adds disability accessibility training as a required topic for mental health treatment staff before providing direct contact services to clients

Mandates that non-mental health professional staff in mental health treatment programs include disability accessibility training within their required 30 hours of training every two years

Amends Minnesota Statutes sections 245G.13 (substance use disorder licensing) and 245I.05 (mental health treatment licensing) to incorporate these new training requirements