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The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare licenses State Funded Treatment Providers to offer services through the Substance Use Disorder Program. 
 
How do I become an approved State Funded Treatment and/or Recovery Support Services (RSS) Provider?
 
Mail an Application for Facility Approval or fill out an Electronic Application for Facility Approval online and send it along with an electronic copy of your policies and procedures according to IDAPA 16.07.20. 

Mail your application to:       
   Ryan Phillips
   Substance Use Disorder Program
   450 W State Street 3rd Floor, PO Box 83720
   Boise ID  83720-0036
   phillipr@dhw.idaho.gov
   208.334.6610
       
 
How do I become Qualified Substance Use Disorder Professional?

Clinicians who provide direct client substance use disorders (SUD) treatment services by a Department of Health and Welfare approved substance use disorders treatment agency, must be approved as a Qualified Substance Use Disorders Professional  (QSUDP) or a Qualified Substance Use Disorders Professional Trainee (QSUDPT) in accordance with IDAPA 16.07.20 subsections 218 or 223. 

For QSUDP approval:  Mail or fax your current State of Idaho Occupational License or Certification as listed in IDAPA, resume and proof of 1040 hours Substance Use Disorder hours                    

For QSUDPT approval: Mail or fax your current State of Idaho Occupational License or Certification as listed in IDAPA, resume and intensive supervision plan

Mail or fax your documentation to: 

   John Kirsch
   Substance Use Disorder Program
   450 W State Street 3rd Floor, PO Box 83720
   Boise ID  83720-0036
   FAX: 208.332.7305
   Kirschj@dhw.idaho.gov
   208.334.6680

Provider Training Calendar

LCSC GAIN SI Training
Start Date/Time: Friday, February 03, 2012 10:00 AM
End Date/Time: Saturday, February 04, 2012 10:30 AM
Recurring Event: One time event
Importance: Normal Priority
Description:

LCSC Jan 27-28/Feb 3-4,2012 – contact Robert Hayes at: BHayes@lcsc.edu , or 208-792-2827 (Lewiston)

Jan 27-28/Feb 3-4,2012 – contact Robert Hayes at: , or 208-792-2827 (Lewiston)

GAIN Trainer List to provide QA Review and Written Critique Services click on this link and refer the section under GAIN Training Substance Use Disorders Newsletter November December 2011 .pdf
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Have questions about IDAPA ….get them answered here. Email your questions to Ryan Phillips at phillipr@dhw.idaho.gov. We will include a frequently asked question in the SUDs Newsletter and will update a FAQ section on our website for your reference.
Click here to expand contentClick here to collapse content  Do all staff need an annual TB test? Why? Can they still work with clients if they test positive?

Yes, all staff members, volunteers, and interns must have a TB test upon employment and annually thereafter. In addition, each agency must establish policies and procedures to ensure the proper documentation of this testing. The purpose, of course, is to reduce the spread of TB by identifying and treating those with active (infectious) TB. These measures are particularly important when treating individuals for substance abuse/addiction. Due to suppressed immunity, research indicates that those with a history of substance abuse are at significantly increased risk to 1.) become infected, 2.) exhibit more severe symptoms (cough, weakness/fatigue, chills, fever), and 3.) respond poorly to treatments. For this reason, staff members that have active TB must be restricted from employment until it is determined by laboratory evaluation that the TB is non-infectious. For more information please reference IDAPA Code 16.07.20.210.01.k