West Virginia — BMS IDDW DSP Training
Tracks the direct care staff training requirements of West Virginia's IDD Waiver, BMS Provider Manual Chapter 513 (effective 8/1/2026): initial and annual competency trainings with 80% post-tests, plus at-hire crisis, PBS overview, CPR/First Aid, and AMAP medication certification. Built for DSPs serving IDDW members; follows the state's own manual rather than an invented curriculum. Per §513.2, providers submit a training source's name, web address, and course names to the Utilization Management Contractor (Acentra Health) for one-time written approval that the courses meet Chapter 513 criteria.
One organized view of what each learner has completed, what is still due, and what needs to be renewed.
Pathway curriculum
Each module shows the training or evidence that satisfies a requirement, when it is first due, and how often it must be renewed.
Initial and annual competency training on provider policies and member confidentiality, with a documented post-test passed at 80% or higher (Ch. 513).
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Initial and annual competency training on the rights of waiver members, with a documented post-test passed at 80% or higher (Ch. 513).
Initial and annual competency training on infectious disease identification and prevention, with a documented post-test passed at 80% or higher (Ch. 513).
Initial and annual competency training covering the nine required elements of direct-care ethics, with a documented post-test passed at 80% or higher (Ch. 513).
Recognition and mandatory reporting of abuse and neglect — required at hire and as an initial/annual competency training with a documented post-test passed at 80% or higher (Ch. 513).
Crisis and emergency procedures training required at hire under Ch. 513, delivered per agency protocols and member-specific plans — upload the agency training record here.
One-time, facilitated 3-hour Positive Behavior Support Overview from the WV Association for Positive Behavior Support, or the WVU Center for Excellence in Disabilities equivalent (Ch. 513). Upload the completion certificate.
CPR and First Aid certification at hire from a certifying organization on the state-approved list; the hands-on skills component cannot be replaced by online coursework. Maintain a current card — renewal per the certifying body's cycle (typically two years).
Approved Medication Administration Personnel (AMAP) certification via the OHFLAC-administered state curriculum (W. Va. Code 16-5O; 64CSR60), taught by OHFLAC-approved agency RN trainers, with recertification every 2 years. Upload the AMAP certificate.
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