West Virginia HB4336 updates standards for medication-assisted treatment programs, including drug testing, licensing, and supervision requirements.
West Virginia HB4336 updates the operational requirements for medication-assisted treatment programs. The bill mandates that prescribers maintain control and security of prescription blanks and comply with tamper-resistant prescription paper requirements. It also requires prescribers to notify the director and law enforcement of any issues. Programs must ensure compliance with licensing and operation requirements, and supervise staff activities. The medical director must have an active, unencumbered license and meet specific training requirements.
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