Section 9. Qualifications Of The Deputy Receiver

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NMAC › Title 8 (SOCIAL SERVICES) › Chapter 370 (OVERSIGHT OF LICENSED HEALTHCARE FACILITIES AND COMMUNITY BASED) › Part 7 (HEALTH FACILITY RECEIVERSHIP REQUIREMENTS) › Section 9

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Unless otherwise permitted by order of the district court, the secretary will seek appointment of a deputy receiver who possesses the following qualifications: A. Free of conflicts of interest. The deputy receiver may not have a financial interest which conflicts with: (1) Carrying out any of the duties and responsibilities imposed by the district court on the receiver or deputy receiver; or (2) Fully protecting the persons receiving care from the health facility; or (3) The management and operation of the receivership estate. B. Experience. The deputy receiver must have relevant experience in health care management appropriate to the health facility. Such experience preferably would reflect successful management experience similar to that reasonably required to manage and operate the facilities within the receivership estate. Experience or licensure as a clinician is discretionary unless otherwise required by law. C. Education and licensure. The deputy receiver must have achieved such educational level and have such licensure as customarily is held by persons managing and operating health care facilities similar to the facility or facilities within the receivership estate.

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