Common mistake #1 when completing this step

Not including all mandated training topics

Common mistake #2 when completing this step

Training plan that doesn't describe how training will be delivered and documented

Review the official CDSS HCA training requirements before writing your plan

Be specific about how training will be delivered (in-person, online, etc.)

Section B — Supplemental Documents ~180 min

Caretaker Training Plan for California Home Care License

California requires a documented training plan for Home Care Aides covering initial and ongoing training.

California HCA training requirements include:

Initial training (before client contact):

- Personal care and hygiene

- Safety and emergency procedures

- Client rights and dignity

- Infection control

- Recognizing abuse/neglect and reporting

Ongoing education: Annual continuing education requirements

Your training plan should describe how you will deliver training, what topics are covered, and how you'll document completion.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

1Not including all mandated training topics
2Training plan that doesn't describe how training will be delivered and documented

Tips

Review the official CDSS HCA training requirements before writing your plan
Be specific about how training will be delivered (in-person, online, etc.)

What You Need to Do

1
Review CDSS HCA training requirements
2
Develop training curriculum covering all required topics
3
Upload training plan document

Documents Needed

Home Care Aide Training Plan
RequiredPDF, DOCX · Max 10MB

Official Resources

CDSS HCA Training Requirements

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