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Alaska DSP Training Audit Checklist
Every training Alaska requires for direct support professionals, with the deadline and the official rule, so you can check each staff file before your next review. CPR, first aid, or critical incident training older than 2 years, and no medication training policy on file with Senior and Disabilities Services, are the items reviewers flag.
| Item | Deadline | Source |
|---|---|---|
| ☐ CPR and first aid meeting American Heart Association or Red Cross standards, on file | Renew at least every 2 years | SDS Waiver Provider Conditions of Participation B.1 |
| ☐ Orientation to the agency and its relationship to the department | On file for employees and volunteers | SDS Waiver Provider Conditions of Participation B.2(a) |
| ☐ Skills and knowledge training needed to deliver the services | On file for employees and volunteers | SDS Waiver Provider Conditions of Participation B.2(b) |
| ☐ Critical incident reporting training, the department course or training by department-trained staff | At least every 2 years | SDS Waiver Provider Conditions of Participation B.3 |
| ☐ Training on assistance with self-administration of medication, under the provider policy submitted to the department | Before assisting with medications | SDS Waiver Provider Conditions of Participation B.4(a) |
| ☐ Medication administration training approved by the Alaska Board of Nursing | Before administering medication | SDS Waiver Provider Conditions of Participation B.4(b) |
| ☐ Restrictive intervention training: what counts, what is prohibited, and how use is documented and reported | On file for each direct service worker | SDS Waiver Provider Conditions of Participation B.5 |