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Florida ALF Administrator Core Competency · 26-Hour Curriculum
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CATEGORIES
■ State Laws, Licensure & Facility Administration
■ Resident Rights, Abuse Reporting & Special Populations
■ Medication Management & Assistance with Self-Administration
■ Nutrition, Food Service & Personal Care Services
■ Fire Safety, Emergency Preparedness & Alzheimer’s Care
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Passing Score: 80% · Application / Analysis Level · Aligned to F.S. 429.52 & Rule 59A-36.011
, SECTION 1: STATE LAWS, LICENSURE & FACILITY ADMINISTRATION
Q1. A new administrator begins employment at a Florida assisted living facility. Within what timeframe must the administrator successfully
complete core training and pass the competency test?
A. Within 3 months from the date of becoming administrator or manager
B. Within 30 days of hire only
C. Within 12 months with no interim requirement
D. Only before the facility’s next annual survey
Correct Answer: A
Rationale: Rule 59A-36.011 requires administrators and managers to complete core training and pass the competency test within 3 months of assuming the
role.
Q2. The minimum passing score for the Florida ALF Core Competency Test is
A. 50%
B. 90%
C. 75%
D. 100%
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: The minimum passing score for the ALF core competency test is 75%.
Q3. An ALF administrator is reviewing the facility’s license type and the services it is authorized to provide. This information is important
because
A. It is optional marketing material
B. The facility may only provide services within the scope of its license and must not exceed authorized levels of care
C. Any service may be added without regulatory notification
D. The license type never affects admission decisions
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Facilities must operate within the services and resident acuity levels authorized by their license.
Q4. Under Florida law, the core training curriculum for ALF administrators must cover at least which of the following topic areas?
A. Only marketing and census development
B. Advanced surgical techniques
C. Federal tax preparation only
D. State law and rules, resident rights, special needs populations, nutrition, medication management, fire safety, and Alzheimer’s care
Correct Answer: D
Rationale: Section 429.52, F.S., specifies the required core topic areas including laws, rights, special needs, nutrition, medication, fire safety, and
Alzheimer’s care.
Q5. An administrator discovers that required facility records are incomplete during an AHCA survey. The administrator should understand
that
A. Maintaining required resident, staff, and facility records is a regulatory obligation and deficiencies can result in citations
B. Recordkeeping is optional if care is good
C. Only financial records matter to regulators
D. Surveyors never review medication or training records
Correct Answer: A
Rationale: Complete and accurate records are required; missing documentation is a common source of deficiencies.
Q6. A licensed nursing home administrator is appointed as ALF administrator. Regarding core training requirements,
A. The individual must always complete the full 26-hour core course and exam
B. No credentials of any kind are required
C. Administrators licensed as nursing home administrators under Chapter 468, Part II, F.S., are exempt from the ALF core training requirement
D. Only a high-school diploma is needed with no further training
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: Licensed nursing home administrators are exempt from the ALF core training requirement under the rule.
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