Wis. Admin. Code Veterinary Examining Board VE 4.04 - Contract for program
(1) The board may enter into a contract with
a nonprofit corporation or veterinary professional association to provide a
veterinary professional assistance program, which may include any or all of the
following:
(a) Contracting with assessment,
testing, treatment, rehabilitation, monitoring, or support service providers,
in accordance with the requirements in ss. VE 4.12 and 4.14. The program shall
inform all service providers, and update changes in this information as soon as
possible, of the employees in the program designated to receive required
information from the service provider.
(b) Receiving and evaluating reports of
suspected impairment from any source.
(c) Intervening in cases of verified
impairment.
(d) Signing a
confidential participation agreement with impaired veterinary professionals for
making referrals to them to utilize services, from service providers contracted
with under par. (a), outside the disciplinary process.
(e) Referring and monitoring services to
credential holders, within the board's disciplinary process.
(f) Providing post-treatment monitoring and
support to impaired veterinary professionals in the voluntary program and
credential holders in the disciplinary program.
(h) Reporting program statistical information
to the board.
(2) The board and the program, as part of the
contract, shall agree to eligibility criteria for credential holders to be
accepted into the disciplinary program, to fulfill the requirements in s.
89.03(3),
Stats.
(3) The board and the
program, as part of the contract, shall agree to eligibility criteria for
impaired veterinary professionals to be accepted into the voluntary program, to
fulfill the requirements in s.
89.03(3),
Stats. The program may not accept a credential holder to the voluntary program,
if the board's disciplinary process has an outstanding complaint against that
credential holder.
(4) Except for
information produced for the board under sub. (1) (h) and (i), all information,
interviews, records, reports, statements, memoranda, or other documents
furnished to or produced by the program, are confidential.
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