Submit the completed form as per the provided instructions. You can email it to the designated address, fax it to the provided number, or submit it online through the specified submission form. Ensure all fields are accurately filled and follow the submission guidelines to avoid delays. For advice, review the form thoroughly and cross-check for any missing information before submission.

There are no specific dates mentioned for this form in 2024 and 2025. However, candidates are advised to check the Prometric site for scheduling their Clinical Skills Test and any related updates.

The purpose of this form is to provide detailed guidelines and checkpoints for candidates preparing for the Clinical Skills Test. It ensures that candidates understand the necessary steps and skills required for performing resident care. Additionally, this form helps training instructors and healthcare facilities standardize their training and evaluation processes.

• 1. Handwashing: Steps and techniques evaluated on handwashing.
• 2. Indirect Care: Evaluates common behaviors such as infection control, safety, and communication during care.
• 3. Ambulate resident using transfer/gait belt: Steps for assisting a resident to walk using a transfer/gait belt.
• 4. Assist resident using bedpan: Steps for helping a resident use a bedpan.
• 5. Change bed linen with resident in bed: Instructions for changing sheets while the resident remains in bed.
• 6. Change resident's position to side-lying: Steps for repositioning a resident to a side-lying position.

Failing to submit this form means you may not be allowed to take the Clinical Skills Test or receive certification. Make sure to adhere to all guidelines and timelines to avoid any issues.

• Missed Testing Opportunity: You will not be able to take the Clinical Skills Test if this form is not submitted.
• Delay in Certification: Your certification process will be delayed if the form submission is incomplete.
• Non-Compliance: Failure to comply with submission guidelines can lead to disqualification from the testing process.

• 1. Preparing for Clinical Skills Test: Provides detailed guidelines and checkpoints for each skill.
• 2. Training Aid: Useful for training instructors to guide students effectively.
• 3. Certification Requirement: Essential for candidates seeking certification in resident care skills.
• 4. Healthcare Facility Training: Helps in standardizing training processes in healthcare facilities.
• 5. Regulatory Reference: Used by regulatory bodies to standardize clinical skills testing procedures.