NAC449.773. Administrator: Qualifications; duties.

     1. The administrator must be a professional registered nurse or licensed physician, either of whom must be licensed in this State, or a person with training or experience in health administration. The administrator must have at least 1 year of supervisory or administrative experience in a field related to health.

     2. The administrator shall represent the governing body in the daily operation of the agency. His or her responsibilities include:

     (a) Keeping the governing body fully informed of the conduct of the agency through regularly written reports and by attendance at meetings of the governing body.

     (b) Employing qualified personnel and arranging for their orientation and continuing education.

     (c) Developing and implementing an accounting and reporting system that reflects the fiscal experience and financial position of the agency.

     (d) Negotiating for services provided by contract in accordance with legal requirements and established policies of the agency.

     (e) Holding periodic meetings to maintain a liaison between the governing body, the advisory groups and the members of the staff.

     (f) Other duties as may be assigned.

     3. The administrator shall appoint a person authorized to act in his or her absence. The person appointed by the administrator must possess the qualifications set forth in subsection 1.

     [Bd. of Health, Home Health Agencies Part II Chap. III § C, eff. 1-10-74]—(NAC A 11-13-96)