The individual who provides these services may be referred to as a "SAPA," an acronym for Substance Abuse Program Administrator or "DAPA," an acronym for "Drug & Alcohol Program Administrator." The essential functions of a SAPA/DAPA are to design, organize and administer services to promote alcohol and drug-free workplaces. These services are intended to improve health and productivity for all workers, decrease accidents and reduce the many costs associated with substance abuse.
Certifying Organization
Certification Commission for Drug and Alcohol Program Professionals
Suggested because Certified Drug and Alcohol Program Administrator applies to Medical and Health Services Managers. Confirm with the school that its curriculum covers this exam.
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