North Dakota § 50-06.1-14 Establishment of rehabilitation teaching program - Authorization of positions

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§ 50-06.1-14 — Establishment of rehabilitation teaching program - Authorization of positions

North Dakota § 50-06.1-14

Title 50Public Welfare

Ch. 50-06.1Vocational Rehabilitation

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positions.
The office of vocational rehabilitation may establish two rehabilitation teacher positions and
one half-time teacher and half-time supervisor position for the rehabilitation of the blind and
visually impaired. Each teacher shall provide rehabilitation teaching services that may include
evaluation, counseling, adjustment training, communication, mobility, and other rehabilitation
services to the blind and the visually impaired. Those services must be provided in the home of
blind and visually impaired individuals, nursing homes, intermediate care facilities, senior citizen
centers, and other facilities and centers in which one may find blind or visually impaired
individuals. Rehabilitation teachers may provide aids and appliances, as well as assistance with
meal planning, medicat

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positions.
The office of vocational rehabilitation may establish two rehabilitation teacher positions and
one half-time teacher and half-time supervisor position for the rehabilitation of the blind and
visually impaired. Each teacher shall provide rehabilitation teaching services that may include
evaluation, counseling, adjustment training, communication, mobility, and other rehabilitation
services to the blind and the visually impaired. Those services must be provided in the home of
blind and visually impaired individuals, nursing homes, intermediate care facilities, senior citizen
centers, and other facilities and centers in which one may find blind or visually impaired
individuals. Rehabilitation teachers may provide aids and appliances, as well as assistance with
meal planning, medication management, transportation needs, and recreation and social needs.
Rehabilitation teachers may provide orientation to blindness instruction for those working
directly with or otherwise involved in daily activities of the blind and visually impaired, including
home health aids, homemakers, senior companions, staff of nursing homes and other
professionals, paraprofessionals, and family members. The administrator of services for the
blind and deaf in the office of vocational rehabilitation shall coordinate the activities and the
services to be provided by persons employed pursuant to the provisions of this section and
section 50-06.1-15.