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About Regulator Training
The mission of the New York State Office of Children and
Family Services, Bureau of Early Childhood Services, is
to promote and protect the health, safety and development
of children in out-of-home child day care settings. The
SUNY Regulator Training Program supports this mission by
providing instruction on a variety of topics relevant to
the work child day care regulatory staff:
- Child
day care licensors and registrars
- New
York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYC
DOHMH) Early Childhood Education Consultants
- NYC
DOHMH Public Health Sanitarians
- OCFS Fire
Safety Representatives
Through these trainings, regulatory staff can enhance
their skills for monitoring regulatory compliance by, and
offering effective technical assistance to, child day care
providers throughout New York State. Trainings are currently
offered via live classroom courses and iLinc computer-based
training courses. Additional training methods, such as
online training, are currently in development.
SUNY TSG conducts periodic Child Day Care Regulatory Staff
Training Institutes to provide new child day care regulators
with a solid foundation for their field work and interactions
with providers. In addition to the Institutes, SUNY TSG
offers ongoing training in the following topics for all
child day care regulatory staff:
- The Regulator’s
Guide to Medication Administration Training
- The Regulator’s
Guide to Health and Safety Training
- Fire
Safety Compliance
- Collaborative
Interviewing
- Child Abuse
and Maltreatment and the Regulator’s Role
- Effective
Communication
- Developmentally
Appropriate Practice
- Advanced
DAP: Infants and Toddlers *
- Advanced
DAP: Preschoolers *
- Advanced
DAP: School-age Children *
- Interviewing
Children *
*New course for 2007 |
