Meet our Team

• Uprise Health Monitoring Staff

Workplace Monitoring

• Workplace Monitor Safe Practice Report
• OSBN Worksite Monitor/Supervisor Education Video
• OSBN Worksite Monitor/Supervisor Education Post Test
• Workplace Monitor Guide
• Employers Addendum to Consent to Release Use and Exchange of Information

Ongoing Monitoring Forms

• Addendum to Consent to Release Use and Exchange of Information
• Self Help Meeting Log Form
• Monthly Treatment Report
• Medication Management Form

Approved Evaluators

• Evaluators and Facilities for all other Licensees (OSBN BOD BOP)
• Evaluators and Facilities for Oregon Medical Board Licensees

Toxicology Forms and Resources

• Management of Psychotropic Medications and Medications with Addictive Potential
• Medication Management Form
• Over-the-Counter Medication List
• Medications Containing Alcohol and Options Without Alcohol
• HPSP Over-the-Counter Medication List
• Oregon Testing Holidays

Additional Resources

• Fact sheet HPSP
• Daily Testing Notification System Check Tip Sheet
• Professional Recovery Network Meetings
• ASAM Education Calendar
• Oregon Wellness Program

All policies governing the HPSP are contained in the guidelines listed on this page. Enrolled licensees are held accountable to all guidelines. Updates will be posted as changes are made.

Guideline for Approving CME requirements for the Oregon Medical Board Guideline for Chronic Use of Medication with Addictive Potential Guideline for Community Recovery Support Guideline for Completion of HPSP Program Guideline for Compliance Letters and Reports Guideline for Confidentiality and Record Release Guideline for Criminal Background Check Guideline for Daily Testing Notifcation Guideline for Dilute and Low Creatinine Specimens Guideline for ETG ETS Non Negative Test Result Guideline for Failure to Test as Scheduled Guideline for Hair Testing Guideline for Inclement Weather and Toxicology Testing Guideline for Maternity Exemptions to Monitoring Requirements Guideline for Medical Director Responsibility for Case Review Guideline for Medication Management Guideline for Mental Health Only Track Guideline for Minimum Standards for Evaluators Guideline for Morphine Non Negative Test Result Guideline for MRO Review of Non Negative Tests Guideline for Non Negative Test Results Guideline for Past Due Accounts Guideline for Prescription and Over the Counter Medications Guideline for Sending Toxicology Reports to Other Providers Guideline for SoberLink Guideline for Suspension from HPSP Guideline for Third Party Evaluations – Evaluator Expectations Guideline for Third Party Evaluations Guideline for Toxicology Testing - General Guideline for Toxicology Testing Exemptions Guideline for Toxicology Testing Frequency Guideline for Weekly Contact with Agreement Monitor Guideline for Workplace and Volunteer Work Monitoring

OMB Licensee Specific

• Guideline for Assignment of Periodic Monitoring Consultants
• Overview for Licensees of GMC and PMC

OSBN Licensee Specific

• OSBN Workplace Guidelines

Uprise Health writes and distributes a periodic HPSP newsletter with updates and helpful information. The current issue, as well as all past issues, can be accessed from here

HPSP Newsletters: Current Rolling Year These are the last 12 (rolling) months of newsletters. The current month’s newsletter is published before month’s end. Notification is sent via email/mail when the new issue is posted. January February March April May June July August September October November December HPSP Newsletters: Prior Years 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

Need to Report a Health Professional?

Under ORS 676.160 health professionals must report “unprofessional conduct” that is “unbecoming a licensee or detrimental to the best interests of the public, including conduct contrary to recognized standards of ethics of the licensee’s profession or conduct that endangers the health, safety or welfare of a patient or client.” Health professionals are required to report their own conduct and the conduct of other health professionals.

Using the links below, visit the health professional’s board for reporting information:

• Oregon Medical Board Licensee
• Oregon State Board of Nursing Licensee
• Oregon Board of Pharmacy Licensee
• Oregon Board of Dentistry Licensee

If there has been no: patient harm, workplace impairment or criminal activity and the licensed health professional is not under investigation, Oregon Medical Board, Oregon State Board of Nursing, and Oregon Board of Pharmacy licensees may self-refer into Oregon’s Health Professionals’ Services Program. See thePotential Participants Tabfor more information.

• Potential Participants Tab