Health facilities: other; fees related to nurse aide and medication aide training and permit programs; modify. Amends secs. 21919 & 21920 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.21919 & 333.21920).
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Overview
This bill modifies fees associated with nurse aide and medication aide training and permit programs in Michigan. It adjusts the fees for registration, training programs, and renewals, with potential increases tied to state wage and salary increases. The bill also outlines requirements for obtaining and maintaining registrations and permits for these roles, including educational and competency requirements, and specifies reporting obligations for the Department of Health and Human Services.
Key provisions
- Increases fees for nurse aide registration, nurse aide trainer permits, and nurse aide training programs.
- Establishes a fee of $160 for medication aide registration, $200 for medication aide trainer permits, and $500 for medication aide training programs.
- Allows fee increases up to the average percentage wage and salary increase for state employees.
- Requires the Department of Health and Human Services to report fee schedules annually.
- Outlines requirements for obtaining medication aide and trainer registrations, including training program completion and competency exams.
- Provides a pathway for individuals from other states to obtain registrations based on completing training programs in specific states.
- Specifies late fees for renewal applications submitted after the expiration date.
- Mandates that medication aides must renew their registration to continue practicing.
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