Indiana § 12-11-16-3 Training curriculum; procedures to improve incident reporting; training
curriculum requirements

Indiana Statutes

§ 12-11-16-3 — Training curriculum; procedures to improve incident reporting; training curriculum requirements

Indiana § 12-11-16-3

Art. 11SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH

Ch. 16Direct Support Professional Registry and Training

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Ind. Code § 12-11-16-3 (2026).

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(a)The division shall consult with stakeholders who do not have a conflict of interest to do the following:

(1)Establish standards of a competency based training curriculum for direct support professionals.

(2)Develop procedures to improve incident reporting concerning direct support professionals.

(b)The training curriculum established under this section must include a tiered approach to training that consists of the following:

(1)General education and training in providing direct support to individuals with intellectual disabilities or developmental disabilities with the issuance of a certificate upon successful completion of a standardized test.

(2)Specialized subcategories of additional direct support professional training to allow for advanced learning and enable career growth i

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(a) The division shall consult with
stakeholders who do not have a conflict of interest to do the following:
(1) Establish standards of a competency based training curriculum
for direct support professionals.
(2) Develop procedures to improve incident reporting concerning
direct support professionals.
(b) The training curriculum established under this section must
include a tiered approach to training that consists of the following:
(1) General education and training in providing direct support to
individuals with intellectual disabilities or developmental
disabilities with the issuance of a certificate upon successful
completion of a standardized test.
(2) Specialized subcategories of additional direct support
professional training to allow for advanced learning and enable
career growth in the provision of direct support services.