The licensee must appoint an administrator who:

(1) Is at least twenty-one years old;

(2) Has a bachelor's degree in social sciences, social services, human services, behavioral sciences, or an allied medical field;

(3) Meets the training requirements under chapter 388-112A WAC and has specialized training in the provision of the care and services required for vulnerable adults with dementia, mental health and behavioral issues;

(4) Has at least one year of full-time experience working with vulnerable populations with complex personal care and behavioral needs;

(5) Knows and understands how to apply Washington state statutes and administrative rules related to the operation of a long-term care facility; and

(6) Is qualified to perform the administrator's responsibilities specified in WAC 388-107-1190.