Special Parent Advocacy Group A NJ Nonprofit Corporation

Multiple medication logs reviewed did not have the reason medication was prescribed.

A child did not receive their medication for 03/13/25 and there was not a documentation addressing the error completed.

A staff member provided medications to a child in care without being trained.

A child in care requires 1:1 supervision. The child is being provided line of sight supervision.

Personnel file support that trainings were completed online through DFPS. The instructor lead portion is not being completed by a medical professional.

On January 12, 2024 medical documentation indicates that a child should take Ondansetron and fluocinolone to manage their medical condition. These prescriptions were not filled by the operation.

The three children files reviewed did not have vision or hearing exams.

1 out 3 staffs files didnt have thier First Aid completed.

The Treatment Director's case file does not support a hire date. The case file also is missing numbers 3, 4, 6-9, and 11-14 of this rule.

Two children files did not have TB Test results

Child in care was hit by a staff member.

Prescription medication for two siblings was administered incorrectly which resulted in one sibling being given the other siblings medication.

The caregiver did not use prudent judgement when distributing medication to two non-verbal children in care, resulting in the children receiving the wrong medication.

A staff member with a provisional status is not following all the conditions of the restrictions by administering medication to children.

A staff member who was using EBI on a child in care was assisted by a staff member who was not trained in EBI.

Two staff members were not properly supervising a child who was attempting to cause harm to own wrist and was able to gain access to an item and place around the neck.

Employee records missing ceritifcations or memorandum of training completed per minimum standard requirement.