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Every training Rhode Island requires for direct support professionals, with the deadline and the official rule, so you can check each staff file before your next review. Medication passes without a nurse competency checklist, expired CPR, and missing HCBS training certificates before the January 31, 2027 attestation are the items reviewers flag.
| Item | Deadline | Source |
|---|---|---|
| ☐ Annual health care training and competency evaluation: universal precautions, wellness, signs of illness and injury, emergency care, communication, and medication administration | Annually | 212-RICR-10-05-1.11.9(B) |
| ☐ Current CPR certification on file for staff who work with individuals, and basic first aid in the Core Curriculum | Keep current | 212-RICR-10-05-1.11.9(B)(4) |
| ☐ Nurse-completed competency training checklist | Before delegation of any health care task, including medication administration | 212-RICR-10-05-1.11.9(A)(4) |
| ☐ Written policies for ongoing health care training, reviewed by an RN annually | Ongoing; manual reviewed annually | 212-RICR-10-05-1.11.9(A) |
| ☐ EOHHS Home and Community Based Services training on RI TRAIN, used as published | Annually; provider attestation due January 31, 2027 | EOHHS HCBS training memo |