Qualified Substance Use Disorders Professionals (QSUDP)

Those wanting to work within the publicly funded SUD network are required to follow IDAPA 16.07.17 guidance before beginning employment.  Qualifying QSUDP credentials include:

• Certified Alcohol/Drug Counselor
• Advanced Certified Alcohol/Drug Counselor
• Master Addictions Counselor 
• Licensed Clinical Social Worker  
• Licensed Masters Social Worker
• Marriage and Family Therapist 
• Nurse Practitioner 
• Clinical Nurse Specialist
• Physician Assistant
• Licensed Professional Counselor
• Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor
• Psychologist
• Physician

For a full list of allowable credentials and information regarding QSUDP Trainees, please see IDAPA 16.07.17.

Note: Clinical Supervision requirements are not listed in IDAPA.  To ensure you are meeting the criteria, please contact your network provider:

• BPA Health
• Optum Idaho