Required Drug and Alcohol Use Education
New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
Alc 310.03 Required Drug and Alcohol Use Education. (a) Required drug and alcohol use and integrated co-occurring disorders education shall: (1) Total at least 300 hours, of which: a. A minimum of 24 hours shall have been obtained within the 12 months immediately preceding the date the applicant completes the application; b. A minimum of 6 hours shall be required in ethics as related to substance use; c. A minimum of 6 hours shall be required in HIV and Aids as related to substance use; d. A minimum of 6 hours shall be required in confidentiality as related to substance use counseling; e. A minimum of 6 hours shall be required on the 12 core functions; f. A minimum of 6 hours shall be required in suicide prevention; g. The remaining 270 hours shall cover the 18 categories of competence as described in Alc 313.10(j)(1) through (18); and h. No more than 25% of the required educational hours shall be from online training, provided that educational hours obtained as part of an online degree program or an on-line training that is live and simultaneously interactive shall not count towards the maximum threshold; and (2) Be received: a. As part of the academic program; or b. In a program given, sponsored, or approved by: 1. The board or the licensing body of any other state within the IC&RC; 2. National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors – The Association for Addiction Professionals (NAADAC); 3. NHTI on Addictive Disorders; 4. New Hampshire Center for Excellence on Addiction; 5. AdCare Educational Institute of New England; 6. New Hampshire Technical Institute – Concord Community College; 7. New Hampshire Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors Association; 8. New Hampshire department of health and human services bureau of drug and alcohol services; or 9. Any public or private agency or institution, recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation, providing training in the practice of substance use counseling; (b) One college credit shall be equivalent to 15 contact hours. Source. #12001, eff 10-13-16; ss by #13518, eff 3-13-23 (see Revision Note for chapter heading for Alc 300)
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