offered by
Board of Registration in Nursing
Bureau of Health Professions Licensure
Department of Public Health

Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Program (SARP) for Nurses

If you are a nurse with a substance use disorder, SARP is an alternative to discipline rehabilitation program that monitors your ongoing recovery so you can return to safe nursing practice.

SARP is a 5 year voluntary, abstinence-based program. It is designed to protect public health, safety, and welfare by establishing adequate safeguards to maintain professional standards of nursing by monitoring participants' ongoing recovery and their return to safe nursing practice.

First time? Start here.

Check eligibility 

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Enroll in SARP 

What you need to know

Information about SARP 
Guide for SARP participants 
SARP policies 
Meetings and agendas for the Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Evaluation Committee (SAREC) 

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