Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 22, § 54403 - Administrator
(a) Each center
shall have an administrator. The administrator shall have the responsibility
and authority to carry out the policies of the licenses. The licensee shall
notify the Department in writing within 14 working days following a change of
administrator. Notification shall include the new administrator's name, mailing
address, effective date of office, background, qualifications and Social
Security number.
(b) An
administrator shall have the following qualifications:
(1) Knowledge of supervision and care
appropriate to the participants receiving services.
(2) Ability to conform to the applicable
laws, rules and regulations.
(3)
Ability to maintain or supervise the maintenance of financial and other
records.
(4) Ability to direct the
work of others.
(5) Be of good
character and maintain a reputation of personal integrity.
(6) Graduation from an accredited college or
university, in a field related to the program, and either of the following:
(A) A master's degree plus one year of
successful experience in a responsible managerial, administrative or
supervisory position in a social or health service program or agency.
(B) A bachelor's degree plus three years of
successful experience in a responsible managerial, administrative or
supervisory position in a social or health service program or
agency.
(c) The
administrator shall:
(1) Administer the center
in accordance with these regulations and established policy, program and
budget.
(2) Report to the licensee
concerning the operation of the center and interpret recognized standards of
care and supervision to the licensee.
(3) Develop an administrative plan and
procedure to insure clearly defined lines of responsibility, equitable
workloads and adequate supervision.
(4) Recruit, employ and train qualified
employees and terminate employment of employees who perform in an
unsatisfactory manner.
(d) Each center shall make provision for
continuity of operation and assumption of the administrator's responsibilities
during the administrator's absence.
(e) Centers with a capacity of 50 and over,
shall provide both an administrator and a full-time program director.
(f) The administrator of two or more licensed
centers shall not serve as a program director.
(g) The administrator shall not be
responsible for more than three centers, without prior written approval by the
Department. In this circumstance, there shall be one assistant administrator
for every three additional centers or fraction thereof.
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