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these certifications are not regularly available in the community in which the facility is located. If certification courses are not regularly available, the facility shall enroll one or more employees in the first available first aid and CPR certification course offered in the community. A certified emergency medical or trauma technician on duty satisfies the requirements of this subsection. Caregivers of young children shall enroll in infant and child (pediatric) first aid and CPR in communities where infant and child first aid and CPR are regularly available. (e) A residential child care facility shall ensure that each caregiver, other than a volunteer, receives a minimum of 15 hours of training a year. The 15 hours must be in addition to

(1) orientation required by (a) of this section; and

(2) training in CPR and first aid required by (d) of this section. (f) Deleted 7/1/2000. (g) Repealed 7/1/2022. (h) A residential child care facility where passive physical restraint might be used shall ensure that a caregiver is trained in passive restraining techniques before being allowed to passively restrain any child in care. (i) A caregiver may count orientation and pre-service training hours required under 7 AAC 50.030(a) that exceed six hours toward caregiver training hours required under (e) of this section. (Eff. 1/1/96, Register 136; am 3/1/98, Register 145; am 1/1/2001, Register 156; am 7/1/2022, Register 242) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 44.29.020 AS 47.32.030 Article 4. Admission and Discharge. Rule 7 AAC 50.300. Admission 7 AAC 50.310. (Deleted) 7 AAC 50.320. Admission in residential child care facilities 7 AAC 50.330. Assessment and treatment plan in residential child care facilities 7 AAC 50.340. Discharge in full time care facilities 7 AAC 50.300. Admission.