AI-assisted research summary: This section sets up an 11-member board for nursing care institution administrators and assisted living facility managers, sets membership qualifications and limits, requires meetings at least twice a year, and requires vacancies to be reported to the governor.
36-446.02 - Board of examiners; terms; meetings; quorum; effect of vacancies; compensation 36-446.02. Board of examiners; terms; meetings; quorum; effect of vacancies; compensation A. The board of examiners of nursing care institution administrators and assisted living facility managers is established consisting of eleven members appointed by the governor. B. The board shall include: 1. One administrator who holds an active license issued pursuant to this article or who is retired. 2. One assisted living facility manager who holds an active license issued pursuant to this article or who is retired. 3. One administrator of a nonprofit or faith-based skilled nursing facility who either holds an active license issued pursuant to this article or who is retired. 4. One administrator of a proprietary skilled nursing facility who either holds an active license issued pursuant to this article or who is retired. 5. Two managers of an assisted living center who either hold an active license issued pursuant to this article or who are retired. 6. One manager of an assisted living home who either holds an active license issued pursuant to this article or who is retired. 7. One public member who represents an organization that advocates for the elderly. 8. One person who is a family member of a resident or a person who was a resident in the previous three years in either a skilled nursing facility or an assisted living facility at the time the person is appointed to the board. 9. One person who is a current or former resident of a skilled nursing facility or an assisted living facility. 10. One public member who represents an organization that advocates for individuals with Alzheimer's disease, dementia or other related neurocognitive diseases or disorders. C. The board may not have more than three board members who are appointed pursuant to subsection B, paragraphs 1 through 6 of this section and who are retired. Each board member specified in subsection B, paragraphs 1 through 6 of this section who is retired must have had an active license issued pursuant to this article within the previous two years at the time of appointment to the board and may not have had any disciplinary action taken against the person's license or had a license issued pursuant to this article revoked. D. Board members who are not affiliated with a nursing care institution or an assisted living facility shall not have a direct financial interest in nursing care institutions or assisted living facilities. E. A board member shall not serve on any other board relating to long-term care during the member's term with the board. F. The term of a board member automatically ends when that member no longer meets the qualifications for appointment to the board. The board shall notify the governor of the board vacancy. G. Board members who are not affiliated with a nursing care institution or an assisted living facility shall be appointed for two-year terms. Board members who are the administrator of a nursing care institution or the manager of an assisted living facility shall be appointed for three-year terms. H. A board member shall not serve for more than two consecutive terms. I. The board shall meet at least twice a year. J. A majority of the board members constitutes a quorum. K. Board members are eligible to receive compensation as determined pursuant to section 38-611 for each day actually spent performing their duties under this chapter. L. A board member who is absent from three consecutive regular meetings or who fails to attend more than fifty percent of board meetings over the course of one calendar year vacates the board member's position. The board shall notify the governor of the vacancy.