Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1949.2: Definitions

For the purposes of this act:

1. “Long-term care administrator” means a person licensed or

certified as a Tier 1 long-term care administrator or Tier 2 long-

term care administrator under this act. A long-term care

administrator must devote at least one-half (1/2) of such person’s

working time to on-the-job supervision of a long-term care facility;

provided that this requirement shall not apply to an administrator

of an intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual

disabilities with sixteen or fewer beds (ICF/IID-16), in which case

the person licensed by the state may be in charge of more than one

ICF/IID-16, if such facilities are located within a circle that has

a radius not more than fifteen (15) miles, and the total number of

facilities and beds does not exceed six facilities and sixty-four

beds. The facilities may be free-standing in a community or may be

on campus with a parent institution. The ICF/IID-16 may be

independently owned and operated or may be part of a larger

institutional ownership and operation;

2. “Tier 1 long-term care administrator” means a person

licensed by this state to perform the duties of an administrator

serving in a skilled nursing or nursing facility or an intermediate

care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities with

seventeen or greater beds (ICF/IID);

3. “Tier 2 long-term care administrator” means a person

licensed or certified by this state to perform the duties of an

administrator serving in an assisted living facility, residential

care facility, adult day care center, or intermediate care facility

for individuals with intellectual disabilities with sixteen or fewer

beds (ICF/IID-16);

4. “Nursing home”, “rest home” and “specialized home” shall

have the same meaning as the term “nursing facility” as such term is

defined in the Nursing Home Care Act; “assisted living center” and

“continuum of care facility” shall have the same meaning as such

terms are defined in the Continuum of Care and Assisted Living Act;

“home” and “residential care home” shall have the same meaning as

the terms are used in the Residential Care Act; and “adult day care

center” and “center” shall have the same meaning as such terms are

used in the Adult Day Care Act.