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(c) Based on the information received under (b)(3) of this section, the department will determine if the proposed treatment and other services are consistent with the recipient’s clinical diagnosis and if they appropriately address the recipient’s needs. (d) An inpatient interdisciplinary team that provides the services required in (b) of this section must, by virtue of education and experience, have the capability of assessing the recipient’s immediate and long-range therapeutic requirements, developmental priorities, personal strengths, liabilities, and the potential resources of the recipient’s family. Except as provided in (f) of this section, an inpatient interdisciplinary team must include

(1) either a

(A) psychiatrist licensed under AS 08.64;

(B) psychologist licensed under AS 08.86 who has a doctorate degree in clinical psychology and a physician licensed under AS 08.64 to practice medicine or osteopathy; or

(C) physician licensed under AS 08.64 to practice medicine who has specialized training and experience in the diagnosis and treatment of mental diseases and a psychological associate licensed under AS 08.86;

(2) a representative of the office of the Department of Family and Community Services responsible for children’s services if the child is in that subunit’s custody, or a representative of the division of the Department of Family and Community Services responsible for juvenile justice if the child is in that division’s custody;

(3) a clinical social worker licensed under AS 08.95;

(4) a registered nurse licensed under AS 08.68 who has specialized training or one year’s experience in treating mentally ill patients; and

(5) depending upon the needs of the recipient, either

(A) an occupational therapist licensed under AS 08.84 who has specialized training or one year’s experience in treating mentally ill patients; or

(B) a psychological associate licensed under AS 08.86 who has a master’s degree in clinical psychology. (e) Upon the admission of a recipient under 21 years of age to an inpatient psychiatric hospital, the provider shall arrange for appropriate EPSDT screening services, in accordance with 7 AAC 110.200 — 7 AAC 110.210. The provider shall ensure that a child has received EPSDT screening

(1) no more than the 60 days immediately preceding the date of admission; or

(2) no more than five days after the date of admission. (f) Members of the interdisciplinary team of an out-of-state inpatient psychiatric hospital