Agency to Provide Personal Care Services in the Home

Employee Registration

Designed to document initial PCA instruction, competency evaluation, supervised on-the-job instruction, and personnel-file records.

Employee / Attendant Information

Scope of this packet. This packet documents the agency's initial instructional program and the agency's own competency/OJT evaluation. It does not replace separate certificates or approvals required by law, including First Aid/CPR, elder-abuse training, or an approved cultural-competency course when applicable.
Do not authorize independent client care from the online instruction alone. Nevada requires completion of the training program before independent personal care, an opportunity for supervised on-the-job instruction, agency competency determination in the required areas, and evidence of successful completion within the 12 months immediately before the attendant first begins client care.
KinLuma Care • PCA Personnel File

Initial Training Record & Curriculum Summary

KinLuma Care • PCA Personnel File

Competency Evaluation & OJT Record

KinLuma Care • PCA Personnel File

Credential & Statutory Training Tracker

KinLuma Care • Personal Care Attendant Training
Certificate of Course Completion

This certifies that

successfully completed the instructional portion of KinLuma Care's Initial Personal Care Attendant Training covering the curriculum documented in the attached training record.


Date

Instructional hours

Assessment score

Certificate ID
Instructor signature


Instructor / Agency Representative

This certificate documents successful completion of the instructional course only. Authorization for independent client care also depends on completion of applicable personnel-file requirements, agency competency determination, supervised on-the-job instruction, and all other applicable Nevada requirements.

Official sources used to build this packet

Regulatory note: this packet is an internal compliance-documentation tool. It does not constitute legal advice, licensure, HCQC approval, or a substitute for a requirement that Nevada assigns to an outside approved provider or credentialing body. KinLuma Care should re-check the official authorities before implementation and whenever Nevada updates the governing regulations.