New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
He - Department of Health and Human Services
Subtitle He-A - Former Office of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention
Chapter He-A 500 - IMPAIRED DRIVER PROGRAMS
Part He-A 510 - IMPAIRED DRIVER SERVICES PROVIDERS
Section He-A 510.02 - Treatment Provider Qualifications

Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules He-A 510.02

Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024

(a) In order to be an approved provider of impaired driver treatment services, a provider shall be one of the following:

(1) An agency approved in accordance with He-A 510.06 to provide treatment services;

(2) An agency under current service contract with the bureau of drug and alcohol services as a substance abuse treatment facility pursuant to RSA 172; or

(3) An individual practitioner who is not employed by an agency in (1) or (2) above if he or she meets one of the requirements in (c) (1) -(4) below.

(b) The department shall not separately approve individuals employed by an agency in (a) (1) or (2) above, but such employed individuals shall meet the requirements in (c) below in order to provide impaired driver treatment services.

(c) An individual, whether an employee of an agency in (a) (1) or (2) above or an individual practitioner, shall meet one of the following requirements in order to be an approved provider of impaired driver treatment services:

(1) Be a NH MLADC;

(2) Be a NH licensed clinical social worker, licensed in accordance with RSA 330-A, that is also certified by the NASW as a CCATODSW;

(3) Be a NH LADC that is supervised by an individual listed in (1) or (2) above;

(4) Be a NH LADC whose license allows him or her to engage in independent practice and who is practicing within the authorized scope of practice; or

(5) For employees of an agency in (a) (1) or (2) above only, be an individual who is supervised by an individual listed in (1) or (2) above, is designated by a title that clearly indicates training status or discloses to clients that he or she is not currently a licensed MLADC or LADC but is actively seeking this credential under appropriate supervision, and meets the following requirements:
a. Has passed the IC&RC written exam within the past 2 years;

b. Has completed the following training within the past 2 years:
1. A 6-hour minimum training on ethics;

2. Training on the 12 Core Functions;

3. Training on relevant New Hampshire statutes and rules; and

4. Training on conducting substance use disorder evaluations, including the Addiction Severity Index (ASI) (5th edition, 1998);

c. Does not have the required number of hours yet to apply for licensure but is currently working towards those hours; and

d. Meets one of the following:
1. In at least the second year of an accredited graduate clinical program and who is serving in a clinical internship in a licensed or certified treatment facility; or

2. Has a masters degree in a clinical field and has completed the academic requirements of the NH board of licensing for alcohol and other drug use professionals to be a NH MLADC pursuant to RSA 330-C:16.

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