Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
Title 246. Health, Department of |
Chapter 246-817. Dental quality assurance commission. |
Section 246-817-445. Dental anesthesia assistant continuing education requirements.
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- (1) To renew a certification a certified dental anesthesia assistant must complete a minimum of twelve hours of continuing education every three years and follow the requirements of chapter 246-12 WAC, Part 7.(2) Continuing education must involve direct application of dental anesthesia assistant knowledge and skills in one or more of the following categories:(a) General anesthesia;(b) Moderate sedation;(c) Physical evaluation;(d) Medical emergencies;(e) Health care provider basic life support (BLS), advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), or pediatric advanced life support (PALS);(f) Monitoring and use of monitoring equipment;(g) Pharmacology of drugs; and agents used in sedation and anesthesia.(3) Continuing education is defined as any of the following activities:(a) Attendance at local, state, national, or international continuing education courses;(b) Health care provider basic life support (BLS), advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), or pediatric advanced life support (PALS), or emergency related classes;(c) Self-study through the use of multimedia devices or the study of books, research materials, or other publications.(i) Multimedia devices. The required documentation for this activity is a letter or other documentation from the organization. A maximum of two hours is allowed per reporting period.(ii) Books, research materials, or other publications. The required documentation for this activity is a two-page synopsis of what was learned written by the credential holder. A maximum of two hours is allowed per reporting period.(d) Distance learning. Distance learning includes, but is not limited to, correspondence course, webinar, print, audio/video broadcasting, audio/video teleconferencing, computer aided instruction, e-learning/on-line-learning, or computer broadcasting/webcasting. A maximum of four hours of distance learning is allowed per reporting period.[Statutory Authority: Chapter 18.350 RCW, RCW 18.32.0365, 18.32.640, 18.130.050(14), and 18.260.120. WSR 13-15-144, § 246-817-445, filed 7/23/13, effective 8/23/13.]
Chapter 18.350 RCW, RCW 18.32.0365, 18.32.640, 18.130.050(14), and 18.260.120. WSR 13-15-144, § 246-817-445, filed 7/23/13, effective 8/23/13.
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