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Technical Evaluation Criteria
Clinical Long Term Care Policy Consultant
July 23, 2015
Current knowledge of the work of the Division of Nursing Homes (DNH) such as:
o Changing nursing home industry and political environments, and implications of those changes o Standards of practice for persons residing in skilled nursing care and nursing facilities o Current initiatives, such as improved dementia care
Expertise in developing, editing, and reviewing materials, policies, and procedures, and interpretive guidance for nursing homes
Surveyor Minimum Qualifications Test (SMQT) certified
Extensive and recent experience collaborating with the CMS regional offices
Thorough understanding of the State Operations Manual (SOM), including the nursing home Appendices P, PP, and Q, and the Chapters
Demonstrated expertise to assist and advise in the development of and/or review/revision of guidance regarding the nursing home survey process and survey protocols
Have a comprehensive understanding of the CMS nursing home surveyor training experience and provide assistance as requested in the development of new training materials for revised and/or new interpretive guidance, survey processes, or policies
Experience with surveyor needs assessment and focus groups on various clinical areas of Long Term Care surveyor training.
Expertise in developing products for surveyor training, current and new surveyors, clinicians and non-clinicians, classroom mode and online distance training formats.
An understanding of the S&C Memo process and the ability to advise/assist CMS staff with the processes
Experience participating in internal and external stakeholder meetings, trainings, and conferences associated with LTC policy
In-depth expertise in the principles and practices of the Traditional and QIS
Survey Processes
Knowledge of regulatory issues surrounding resident centered practices
Ability to translate new regulations into training products that are competency based and useable by clinicians and non-clinicians.
Ability to manage and achieve delivery of comprehensive, written products within tight time frames
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