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MARCH 16-19, 2020

Marriott Albuquerque Hotel Albuquerque, New Mexico

Healthcare Professionals - Mind, Body and Spirit: Effective Solutions for Treatment, Recovery, and Monitoring

www.alternativeprograms.org/conference For information call: 205-823-6106 or email [email protected]

March 16-19, 2020 Marriott Albuquerque Hotel, New Mexico


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About Us The National Organization of Alternative Programs (NOAP) was founded in Arlington, Virginia in March of 1999. Originally founded with the support of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, NOAP felt it could better reach multidisciplinary and non-nursing programs as a separate organization. NOAP was established to promote public safety by developing alternatives to licensure discipline, promoting safe practice and retention through rehabilitation, monitoring, research, education and standardization of programs; and to collaborate with other professional and consumers to achieve those outcomes. The mission of NOAP is to promote public safety through participation of potentially impaired healthcare professionals in monitored rehabilitation and recovery as an alternative to license discipline, emphasizing fitness to practice and retention of competent professionals. NOAP is committed to working in cooperation with regulatory and professional organizations toward this objective.

NOAP Executive Committee

President: Kathie Simpson, RN, BSN, CACPN; Pennsylvania President-Elect: Myrtle Greene, LMHC, CAP, ICADC; Florida Intervention Project for Nurses; Florida Treasurer: Teresa Phillips, BSN, RN; Tennessee Professional Assistance Program; Tennessee Secretary: Katherine Garcia, MA, LAC, MAC; Peer Assistance Services, Inc.; Colorado Member-at-Large: Suzanne Alunni-Kinkle, MSN, RN, CARN; FSSolutions; Florida Member-at-Large: Jean Sullivan, RN, MA; Affinity Empowering; Virginia Past President: Barbara McGill, MSN, RN; Louisiana

Conference Committee Co-Chair: Suzanne Alunni-Kinkle, MSN, RN, CARN Co-Chair: Michael Ramirez, MS Ann Bostic, DNP, MBA, CRNA Andrew Haviland, RN Meg McGauley, RN, BSN Abby Migliore, MSN, RN Teresa Phillips, BSN, RN Rhonda Ruby, MS, RN Brett Thompson-May, JD Cecilia Zinnikas, MHR



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Conference Venue Venue Marriott Albuquerque Hotel 2101 Louisiana Blvd Ne Albuquerque, New Mexico 87110 P: 505-881-6800 Guest Room Group Rates $139 per night, single bed rooms, single/double. All rooms are subject to state and local taxes, fees and assessments currently 13.875%. Rooms will be available at the group rate until March 3, 2020 or when rooms sell out. Contact the hotel at 505-881-6800 and mention the NOAP conference to receive the discounted rate. Book your room online at http://www.alternativeprograms.org/2020/venue. Ground Transportation o Albuquerque International Sunport (ABQ), this hotel does not provide Airport shuttle service o Sunport Shuttle; est $13 US Dollars https://www.supershuttle.com/locations/albuquerque-abq/ o Estimated taxi fare: $20 US Dollars (one way) o Bus service, fee: $1.50 US Dollars (one way)

Parking o Complimentary on-site parking

About the Hotel Unwind in style at our Uptown Albuquerque hotel Step into an astonishing stay at Albuquerque Marriott. Conveniently situated in Uptown just off I-40, our family-friendly hotel provides easy access to popular institutions and attraction such as the University of New Mexico, Sandia Peak Tramway and Coronado Center. Upon your arrival, head up to your stylish room featuring an abundance of convenient amenities such as high-speed Wi-Fi, work desks and flat-panel TVs with premium cable and movie options. When you discover the astounding comforts of our luxury bedding, you won't want to get up. Luckily, we offer room service so you can enjoy your breakfast in bed. If you're looking to stay active, fuel up at our on-site restaurant, Cielo Sandia, then drop by our 24-hour fitness center to work up a sweat using our cardio equipment and free weights. If you'd rather relax, go for a refreshing dip in our indoor/outdoor pool. Whether you're in town to attend a wedding or to explore the area, make your getaway truly memorable when you stay at Albuquerque Marriott.



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Conference Schedule

Time Monday, March 16

11:30am - 4pm Registration

12noon - 2pm CE: 2.00

Session 1. FSPHP Guidelines for 2020

• Paul H. Earley, MD, DFASAM- President – Federation of State Physician Health Program- Medical Director- Georgia Physicians Health Program- Atlanta, Georgia

2pm - 2:15pm Workshop Break

2:15pm - 3:30pm CE: 1.75

Session 2. Program Sharing

• Kathie Simpson, RN, BSN, CACPN; NOAP President; Irwin, Pennsylvania

4pm - 4:45pm Exhibitor Welcome Networking

Dinner on your Own

7:15pm - 8:15pm Support Group Meeting - Open

Time Tuesday, March 17

7:30am - 8:30am Support Group Meeting

8am - 4:30pm Registration

8am - 9am Continental Breakfast with Exhibitors

9am - 9:15am

Opening Remarks & Announcements

• Kathie Simpson, RN, BSN, CACPN; NOAP President; Irwin, Pennsylvania

9:15am - 10:30am CE: 1.25

Session 3. Wholehearted Journey to Ethics for Healthcare Professionals

• Maeve O'Neill, MEd, LCDC, LPC-S, CHC, CDWF/CDTLF; Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer, Addiction Campuses; Dallas, Texas

10:30am - 10:45am Break

10:45am - 12:15pm CE: 1.50

Session 4. Medication Assisted Treatment for Opioid Addiction Among Safety-Sensitive Workers: What Lurks Beneath the Controversy?

• Chris Bundy, MD, MPH; Executive Medical Director, Washington Physicians Health Program; Seattle, Washington

12:15pm - 1:15pm Business Meeting Lunch (open to all attendees and exhibitors)

1:15pm - 2:15pm CE: 1.00

Session 5. National Practitioner Data Bank Medicare and Medicaid Exclusion List (Video Conference)

• Anastasia Timothy, MD, MPH; National Practitioner Data Bank; Washington, DC • Paul Lotterer, JD; National Practitioner Data Bank; Washington, DC



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2:15pm - 2:45pm Break

2:45pm - 3:45pm CE: 1.00

Session 6. Study Results and Implications: Outcomes of Substance Use Disorder Monitoring Programs

• Kathleen Russell, JD, MN, RN; National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN); Chicago, Illinois

• Richard A. Smiley MS, MA; National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN); Chicago, Illinois

3:45pm - 4:45pm CE: 1.00

Session 7. Gambling Disorder: The Hidden Addiction

• Jeffrey P. Wasserman, JD, CPRS, ICGC-I; Judicial Outreach and Development Director, Delaware Council on Gambling Problems, Inc.; Wilmington, Delaware

Dinner on your Own

Time Wednesday, March 18

8am - 4:45pm Registration

8am - 9am Full Breakfast with Exhibitors

9am - 10:15am CE: 1.25

Session 8. Considerations in the Treatment of LGBTQ Populations

• Melissa Lee Warner, MD; Medical Director, Black Bear Lodge; Dawsonville, Georgia

10:15am - 10:30am Break

10:30am - 12noon CE: 1.50

Session 9. MRO / Toxicology Panel Discussion

• Moderator: Kathie Simpson, RN, BSN, CACPN • James Ferguson, DO, DFASAM, C-MRO; FSSolutions; Chalfont, Pennsylvania • Joe Jones, PhD, USDTL; Des Plaines, Illinois • Barry Lubin, MD, FASAM, MRO; Affinity Online Solutions; Vienna, Virginia • Donna Smith, PhD, EdD; RecoveryTrek; Virginia Beach, Virginia • Anthony Costantino, PhD, F-ABFT; DrugScan, Inc.

1:45pm - 5pm Meet in Hotel Lobby for Group Event - Sandia Peak Tram Separate registration fee required. See http://www.alternativeprograms.org/2020/event.

Dinner on your Own

Time Thursday, March 19

7am - 8am Support Group Meeting

8am - 9am Continental Breakfast with Exhibitors

9am - 10:30am CE: 1.50

Session 10. Walking the Edge: Passion and Pathology in Recovery

• Sherry Young, PhD, CSAT; RightFit Consulting; Taos, New Mexico

10:30am - 10:45am Break



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10:45am - 12:15pm CE: 1.50

Session 11. Evaluating and Addressing Depression and Suicide in the Medical/Licensed Professional

• Lantie Jorandby, MD; Chief Medical Officer, Lakeview Health; Jacksonville, Florida

12:15pm - 1:30pm Membership Luncheon (open to all attendees and exhibitors)

1:30pm - 2:45pm CE: 1.25

Session 12. Mindfulness and Spiritual Awakening

• James “Wolf” Yoxall, Spiritual/Wellness Director; Pavillon; Mill Spring, North Carolina

2:45pm Conference Closing

Albuquerque Local Activities

Golf

Family Activities

Other Activities



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NOAP Group Event - Sandia Peak Tram

Rising from the hustle and bustle of Albuquerque, you ascend one of America’s most stunning urban peaks. Reaching the 10,378-foot crest of the Sandia Mountains, an 11,000 square mile panoramic view awaits you. It’s an elevation of the body, mind, and soul in a mere 15 minutes. The Sandia Peak Tramway is an aerial tramway near Albuquerque, New Mexico. It stretches from the northeast edge of the city to the crestline of the Sandia Mountains and has the world's third longest single span. It is the longest aerial tram in the United

States. At the top of Sandia Peak there are many year-round recreational options. The restaurant, 10|3, is directly adjacent to the top tram terminal and offers scenic views to the west. Many Forest Service trails offer recreational hiking, backpacking and nature hikes to visitors. Additionally, the tram terminal is located at the top of Sandia Peak Ski Area which is on the opposite side of the mountain from the tramway and the city. Skiing is available in the wintertime, and during the summer over 26 miles (42 km) of mountain biking trails are available. Date/Time:

o Wednesday, March 18 1:45pm - 5pm

Cost:

o $50 per person, Max capacity: 45 passengers. Includes tickets and round-trip transportation

Itinerary:

o 1:45pm - Meet in hotel lobby to load/depart (departure at 2pm) o 2pm - Depart hotel o 2:35pm - Arrive at Tram launch station. The ride is 15 minutes

each way not including wait times which vary depending on the number of people. Plan for at least 1 hour of sight seeing at the peak.

o 4:30pm - Bus Departure

Visit http://www.alternativeprograms.org/2020/event for more information



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Sponsorship & Exhibits Information It is understood that this agreement, when received by NOAP, becomes a binding contract. Registrations must be received by March 8, 2020 to secure your space. Sponsorship Options

Platinum $7,500, Includes all Gold benefits and signage, plus: ~ Verbal recognition daily ~ Company logo on conference bag ~ Marketing material in conference bag ~ Premier Choice of table location in exhibit hall ~ Additional Signage: ~ At entrance to the General Session Room

Gold $5,000, Includes all Silver benefits and signage, plus: ~ Exhibit table w/2 total attendees ~ Company logo on pocket agenda ~ Prominent table location in exhibit hall ~ Additional Signage: ~ At the registration table

Silver $3,000, Includes all Bronze benefits, plus: ~ Sponsor sign displayed prominently: ~ In the exhibit room ~ At your exhibit table

Bronze $1,750, Includes: ~ Exhibit table w/1 attendee ~ Verbal recognition at beginning of conference

Exhibit Hours

Monday, March 16 1pm - 4pm: Set-up 4pm - 4:45pm: Exhibitor Networking Tuesday, March 17 8am - 9am: Breakfast with Exhibitors 10:30am - 10:45am: Break in Exhibit Hall 12:15am - 1:15pm: Luncheon 2:15pm – 2:45pm: Break in Exhibit Hall Wednesday, March 18 8am - 9am: Breakfast with Exhibitors 10:15am - 10:30am: Break in Exhibit Hall 12noon: Networking Afternoon/Evening Thursday, March 19 8am - 9am: Breakfast with Exhibitors 12:15am - 1:30pm: Luncheon 3pm: Tear down



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Conference Registration #1: Registration

Conference Attendees select from these options if you are not a sponsor/exhibitor Price (USD)

o 1 member attendee $385

o 2 member attendees $685

o 3 member attendees $985

o 4 member attendees $1,285

o 5 member attendees if more than 5, + $300 per attendee $1,585

o Non-Member Attendee not eligible for multiple attendee discount $450

Sponsorship (includes an exhibit table) Price (USD)

o Platinum Sponsorship 1 or 2 attendees $7,500

o Platinum Sponsorship 3 attendees $7,800

o Platinum Sponsorship 4 attendees if more than 4, + $300 per attendee $8,100

o Gold Sponsorship 1 or 2 attendees $5,000

o Gold Sponsorship 3 attendees $5,300

o Gold Sponsorship 4 attendees if more than 4, + $300 per attendee $5,600

o Silver Sponsorship 1 attendee $3,000

o Silver Sponsorship 2 attendees $3,300

o Silver Sponsorship 3 attendees if more than 3, + $300 per attendee $3,600

o Bronze Sponsorship 1 attendee $1,750

o Bronze Sponsorship 2 attendees $2,050

o Bronze Sponsorship 3 attendees if more than 3, + $300 per attendee $2,350

#2: Sandia Peak Tram (optional, see page 7)

$50 x _____ # of attendees = $_________

#3. Total Amount Due: $ Payment Instructions Sign up online at http://www.alternativeprograms.org/2020/registration. Please make your payment to “NOAP” in US Dollars and send to: NOAP * 3416 Primm Lane * Birmingham, Alabama 35216, USA Registration Notes

• The early registration deadline is March 8. Registrations after the early deadline carry a late fee.

• All fees are listed in US Dollars, and all payments must be made in US Dollars.

Cancellation Policy • Cancellations received on or before Feb 23: 90%

registration fees. • Cancellations beginning Feb 24: No refund for

cancellation.



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