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The Division of Health Service Regulation (DHSR) approves the Educational Programs for the Nurse Aide I (NA I) and Medication Aide and develops the curriculum for the Nurse Aide I.
Mission: receive reports of allegations, conduct investigations, take administrative actions against unlicensed health care personnel, and list actions on the Nurse Aide I Registry and/or the Health Care Personnel Registry.
Hotlines SubjectDescriptionTelephone Children with Special Health Care Needs 1-800-737-3028 Communicable Disease Assistance for clinicians and laboratories with communicable disease questions or issues. 919-733-3419 (24/7) DHHS Customer Service Center To find programs and people to help you 1-800-662-703019 more rows
This is an NCDHHS cross-divisional team that meets every weekday to facilitate the resolution of immediate needs for children in DSS custody who are in need of placement at the identified medically necessary level of care by removing barriers created by systemic issues, and by facilitating problem-solving and
NC Department of Health and Human Servicess email format typically follows the pattern of First.Last@dhhs.nc.gov; this email format is used 96% of the time. Other contacts within LeadIQs database had email formats such as Last.First@dhhs.nc.govFir.Last@dhhs.nc.gov.
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How long does it take to be listed on the registry after I complete the state-approved exam? Individuals are listed on the North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry within 10 business days after successfully completing the North Carolina state-approved Nurse Aide I competency exam.
The Health Care Personnel Registry contains information available to health care employers about potential employees who are under investigation or have substantiated allegation findings listed on the registry.
131E-256. 4. N.C. Gen. Stat. 131E-256(a)(l)(a) requires the Health Care Personnel Registry (HCPR) to maintain a registry containing the names of all health care personnel working in health care facilities in North Carolina who have been subject to findings of neglect of a resident.

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