California requires all personnel in licensed residential care facilities for the elderly, community care facilities, residential care facilities for the chronically ill and child care facilities to show their health allows them to do the work. LIC 503 records that screening, done by or under the direction of a physician, including a TB test. It is kept in the facility's personnel file.
The employee or licensee completes page 1 with the facility, position, duty statement and a release of medical information. A physician, PA, NP or RN performs the screening and completes page 2, signing it with an original signature.
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Health Screening Report - Facility Personnel
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The screening must be done by or under the direction of a physician. A physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner or registered nurse can perform the screening, and the form requires the screener's original signature along with the physician's name or stamp.
For residential care facilities for the elderly, within 7 days after employment or no more than 6 months before. For community care facilities, residential care facilities for the chronically ill and child care facilities, no more than 1 year before employment.