2018 New York Laws
PBH - Public Health
Article 28-D - Practice of Nursing Home Administration
Title 2 - Licensing and Registration
2896-B - Rules and Regulations; Powers and Duties.

§ 2896-b. Rules and regulations; powers and duties. 1. The board, by a
  majority  vote,  shall  adopt  and  amend  rules  and regulations, to be
  certified by the commissioner prior to  filing  with  the  secretary  of
  state,  to  effectuate  the  provisions  and  purposes  of this article,
  including but not limited to (a) standards  for  courses  of  study  for
  nursing  home  administrators and for other instruction and training and
  for experience and general character of nursing home administrators, and
  (b)  standards  and  procedures  for  examination,  for  the   issuance,
  revocation  and suspension of licenses and registrations of nursing home
  administrators  and  for  the  investigation  of  written  charges   and
  complaints filed with the board relating thereto.
2.  The  board  may  assess  a  civil  penalty  against a nursing home
  administrator for violation of or failure  to  comply  with  any  lawful
  notice,  order  or rule or regulation issued or adopted by the board, or
  any provision of this article, not exceeding one  thousand  dollars  for
  every  such  violation  or  failure, which civil penalty may be assessed
  after a hearing pursuant to section twenty-eight hundred  ninety-seven-a
  of this article.
3.  The  board, or the commissioner at the request of the board, shall
  conduct such continuing study  and  investigation  of  the  quality  and
  practice  of  nursing  home  administration  as  may be required for the
  improvement of the standards imposed and  procedures  required  for  the
  licensing  of nursing home administrators, including the desirability of
  instituting a  residency  or  preceptorship  program  for  nursing  home
  administrators in training.
4.  The  board, or the commissioner at the request of the board, shall
  conduct  such  study  and   investigation   of   higher   education   in
  institutional  administration  at  the baccalaureate and master's degree
  levels as is necessary to determine if such be required  to  assure  the
  continuing   maintenance  of  professional  standards  of  nursing  home
  administration in the state. The board shall seek the advice and counsel
  of the state department of education in the conduct of such studies.
5. The commissioner may propose rules and regulations  and  amendments
  thereto  for  consideration  by  the board to effectuate the purposes of
  this article.
6. The board shall also have the authority to take such actions as may
  be necessary to enable the state to meet the requirements set  forth  in
  section  one thousand nine hundred eight of the social security act, the
  federal rules and regulations promulgated thereunder and other pertinent
  federal authority.