Wisconsin Administrative Code
Veterinary Examining Board
Chapter VE 4 - Veterinary Professional Assistance Program
Section VE 4.10 - Disciplinary program participation agreement
Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง VE 4.10
Current through August 26, 2024
(1) The credential holder's participation agreement in the disciplinary program shall at a minimum include:
(a) A statement describing the
credential holder's conduct, relating to participation in the
program.
(b) An acknowledgement by
the credential holder of the impairment needing treatment.
(c) An agreement to participate, at the
credential holder's expense if necessary, in an approved treatment
regimen.
(d) An agreement to submit
to random monitored alcohol, drug, or other chemical screens at the credential
holder's expense, by a service provider for alcohol, drug, or other chemical
testing approved by the program under s. VE 4.14, if deemed necessary by the
program.
(e) An agreement to submit
to practice restrictions at any time during the treatment regimen, as deemed
necessary by the program.
(f) An
agreement to furnish the program with signed consents for release of
information from service providers and employers, authorizing the release of
information to the program and board for the purpose of monitoring the
credential holder's participation in the program.
(g) An agreement authorizing the program to
release, to the employer or any service provider identified by the credential
holder, all of the following:
1. The
information described in pars. (a), (c), and (e).
2. If the credential holder violates the
terms of the disciplinary program under s. VE 4.08 (1).
3. If the credential holder is dismissed from
the disciplinary program, pursuant to s. VE 4.08 (2).
(h) An agreement authorizing the program to
release the results of random monitored alcohol, drug, or other chemical
screens under par. (d), to any service provider identified by the credential
holder.
(i) An agreement to
participate in the program for a period of time, as established by the
stipulation between the credential holder and board or disciplinary
counsel.
(2) The program may include additional requirements for an individual credential holder, if the credential holder's condition warrants additional safeguards.
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