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32 | As of 8/17/2022, records show that adult #1 and adult #2 were fingerprinted but not yet cleared.
Type B Deficiencies
On 8/2/2022, the following Type B deficiencies were cited:
1596.8662(b)(1) Administration of Child Day Care Licensing
During the annual inspection, licensee could not provide proof of Mandated Reporter Training for assistant #2.
102425(d) Infant Safe Sleep
On 8/2/2022, Licensee stated she places an infant under 12 months on their side for napping.
102423(a)(2) Personal Rights
On 8/2/2022, it was observed that in the accessible back yard, there was several debris (cement block, trash, glass bottle) and rusted and broken swing set. Inside the home, there was an infant under 12 months old (who was in care for only a few minutes), was observed to be inside a bouncer chair.
On 8/17/2022, After discussing the deficiencies cited recently, it was recommended that licensee complete the Licensing Orientation again to help review requirements and regulations. Licensee stated she would complete the orientation to help her in reviewing the requirements and regulations. Licensee will also complete the Safe Sleep training offered online. In addition, it was recommended that licensee connect with her local resource and referral agency for additional support and training. Licensee was provided information on how to contact her local resource and referral agency and LPA Ocegueda will be emailing licensee links for Orientation training and Safe Sleep training. Licensee will provide proof that she completed the orientation and safe sleep training to the Department.
It was discussed that continued violations of Title 22 regulations and failure to maintain compliance may result in a Non-Compliance Meeting and may be referred to Legal Division for possible Administrative Action.
A copy of this report was provided today. |