Hearth & Home ADHC Staff All staff are required to be certified in CPR and First Aid as well as have eight to twenty hours annually of training. The Program Director has a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college/university and two years experience working with adults or persons with disabilities.  In addition to overseeing that the participant's health care needs are met, the Director supervises the center employees.  The Director's responsibilities include ensuring that the Center adheres to State licensing requirements including staffing ratios and personnel training, documentation, and provision of nutritious snacks and meals.  The Director processes new admissions.  The Director is responsible for budget submission and monitors the Center's revenue and expenses. The Healthcare Coordinator is a Registered Nurse and is available 10 hours a week.  The Healthcare Coordinator will assess and monitor the healthcare needs of the participants, supervise medical care and communicate as needed with physicians and family members/caregivers.  Medication administration is provided by  Certified Medication Technician and is overseen by the Healthcare Coordinator.  The Healthcare Coordinator maintains an open communication with the family/caregivers regarding health status of the participant.  The Activity Director is qualified to direct activities for geriatrics and adults.  The Activity Director plans and develops the comprehensive daily activity programs based on the individual social, emotional, cognitive and physical needs of the participants. The Program Assistants are Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) as well as Certified Medication Technicians. They have previous experience working with adults who are physically/mentally impaired.  During orientation, PA's receive training in common health problems among adults, personal care techniques, and therapeutic recreation activities.  Their primary daily role is to provide supervision and Activity of Daily Living skills (ADL's) as well as keep the participants actively engaged both cognitively and physically in the activities that are offere An Administrative Assistant/Billing Clerk maintains the records and performs statistical, purchasing, and financial functions to include billing and revenue collection.  The Administrative Assistant provides computer support to maintain databases and prepare schedules, calendars, and correspondence.