Wisconsin Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

What minimum qualifications must the examiner conducting the clinical competency program of a student meet?

1. Must be an LPN with at least one year of experience

2. Must be an RN with at least one year of experience caring for the elderly or chronically ill of any age

3. Must be a CNA with at least one year of experience

4. Must be a physician with at least two years of experience

The correct answer is: Must be an RN with at least one year of experience caring for the elderly or chronically ill of any age

The minimum qualifications for an examiner conducting a clinical competency program of a student is to be an RN with at least one year of experience. This is because RNs have a higher level of education and training compared to LPNs or CNAs, and are able to provide more comprehensive and accurate assessments. Additionally, the experience caring for the elderly or chronically ill is important as it reflects a level of expertise and understanding in these populations. Option A is incorrect because being an LPN does not meet the minimum qualifications, and option C is incorrect because being a CNA also does not have the level of education and training required. Option D is also incorrect as being a physician does not necessarily equate to having experience in caring for the elderly or chronically ill populations.