Center for Caregiver Advancement

• The Nursing Assistant Training Program (NATP) Director must be a registered nurse with an associate or bachelors degree and licensure in nursing • The Program Director is responsible for the oversight of the coordination, planning, preparation, presentation, and evaluation of classroom instruction, clinical training, and related activities • General supervision of instruction includes, but is not limited to, the oversight of instructors, curriculum, verification of student training, and certifying with CDPH the successful completion of NATP training • Assesses the instructional needs of students in the program and helps coordinate the development of a plan to address these needs • Ensures program compliance according to CDPH requirements • Oversees instructor(s) to ensure program compliance • Monitors to ensure the NATP remains compliant with regulatory requirements and has competent instructors • Plans, conducts, and tracks student progress in theory • Plans, conducts, and supervises clinical activities in accordance with the CDPH-approved program • Responsible for instructional and student counseling • Ensures the accuracy of student information - Photo ID, TB, physical, BCIA 8016 live scan, and CDPH 283B Initial Application • Reviews and signs completed student records • Reviews student records (theory and clinical), skills check-off, and weekly progress reports • Reviews attendance in theory and clinicals • Ensures students complete all program requirements • Responsible for monitoring the programs instructors for compliance and effectiveness