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25 | On December 14, 2020, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Brigitte Tsutaoka contacted Site Supervisor Amanda Tatum to conduct an unannounced Case Management - Incident inspection. LPA stated the purpose of the inspection and proceeded to interview witnesses. LPA conducted the tele-inspection over the phone as a COVID-19 safety precaution. Per Site Supervisor, there are 8 children in care today.
At 10:04AM, LPA interviewed Site Supervisor who stated on November 12, 2020, she and Staff 1 were present providing supervision to the children at a field trip to Bishop City Park, placing themselves on opposite sides of the play structure. Site Supervisor was approximately 5 feet away from the structure where Child 1 and Child 2 were playing. Site supervisor observed both children climb a ladder to the play structure which could fit approximately 3 children wide. Child 2 nudged Child 1 with his left arm in an attempt to climb ahead of Child 1. Child 1 lost his balance and fell approximately 2 feet off the ground on to the cushioned playground flooring. Right when Child 1 began to lose his balance, Site Supervisor rushed over to Child 1, but was unable to make it to him before he hit the ground. Once Child 1 hit the ground he began to cry and Site Supervisor picked him up to console him. Child 1 stated his arm hurt, but he wanted to continue playing.
Site supervisor contacted Child 1's mother and explained he fell and hurt his arm. Per Site Supervisor, Child 1's mother stated to monitor him and to notify her of any updates. Site Supervisor noticed Child 1 favoring his left arm and disclosed to the mother when she came to pick him up. Child 1's mother took Child 1 to emergency room the following day, November 13, 2020 because Child 1 was showing discomfort through the previous night. Child 1 returned the following Monday to the facility, and has not complained of pains in his arm since the incident. |