Sections
11 entriesSection 2360Establishes legislative intent that the Osteopathic Medical Board identify and rehabilitate osteopathic physicians whose competency may be impaired by dangerous-drug or alcohol…Section 2361Defines “board” as the Osteopathic Medical Board, “diversion program” as the article's treatment program for osteopathic physicians impaired by drug or alcohol…Section 2362Establishes one or more diversion evaluation committees in the state to be created by the board. The board must establish criteria governing…Section 2363Requires each member of the committee to receive the per diem compensation and expense reimbursement provided in Section 103. The compensation rule…Section 2364Requires the board to administer the article and places responsibility for that administration with the board. Requires the board, as the body…Section 2365Requires the board to set diversion-program admission, denial, and termination criteria; participation is voluntary unless ordered as probation, and qualifying self-referrals may…Section 2366Requires each diversion evaluation committee, under the program manager's direction, to evaluate applicants, recommend treatment facilities and services, review participant information, assess…Section 2367Requires a licensee seeking diversion treatment to cooperate with the committee-designed, program-manager-approved program, while requiring the committee to explain procedures, participant rights…Section 2368Allows the board to establish and charge an administrative fee for participation in the program, while requiring the participant to pay all…Section 2369Requires the diversion committee, after it and the program manager determine rehabilitation and program completion, to purge and destroy all treatment-program participation…Section 2370Requires the board to provide representation for persons who make reports to a diversion evaluation committee or the board under the article…