WAC 388-829A-050. Who may become an alternative living provider?

(1) To become an alternative living provider, a person must: (a) Be age 21 or older; (b) Have a high school diploma or general education development certificate (GED); (c) Meet the minimum skills and abilities described in WAC 388-829A-110 ; (d) Meet background check requirements under chapter 388-825 WAC; (e) Have a Washington state business license; and (f) Be certified by DDA under chapter 388-825A WAC. (2) To become a direct support professional employed by an agency, a person must: (a) Be age 18 or older; (b) Have a high school diploma or GED; (c) Meet background check requirements under chapter 388-825 WAC; (d) Meet the minimum skills and abilities described in WAC 388-829A-110.