Minimum qualifications for an individual applicant to meet certification

requirements for a Certified Assistant Administrator (CAA) (a) In addition to the general requirements for administrators found at OAC 490:10-1-2.1, each applicant seeking certification as having met the minimum qualifications to be able to serve as a CAA shall meet the requirements in this Section. (b) In order to qualify to receive certification from the Board that the individual met the minimum qualifications to be able to serve as CAA, each applicant must provide evidence satisfactory to the Board Department to include: of the following: (1) Successful completion of a high school education and receipt of a high school diploma, or receipt of his High school diploma or G.E.D.; (2) Successful completion of Administrators University (AU) Department-approved training, or presumptively approved NAB-approved entry level training for NHAs, completed within 24 months prior to certification; (3) Receipt of a A passing score on the current applicable Oklahoma State Standards examination; (4) Receipt of a A passing score on the national "NAB" NAB Core examination conducted by the National Association of Long Term Long-Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB) as discussed in paragraph 10-3-2 OAC 310:679-10-12 of this document; and either (A) (i) One (1) year of current management, leadership or supervisory experience in a long term long-term care facility; OR (B) (ii) Successful completion of Board sanctioned Completion of a Department-approved Administrator-in-Training Administrator in Training (AIT) program.