Washington
PRN organization information as of 7/2006:
               Washington Recovery Assistance Program for Pharmacy (WRAPP)
                P.O. Box 1461, Port Townsend, Washington 98368-1461
Phone #:  1-800 - 446-7220 (HOTLINE)              
Monitoring Program Manager: Ruth Kerschbaum, CDC.  (part time contracted paid position)
                                                  c/o WRAPP Address, E-Mail Address: rkb@cablespeed.com
                                                  
Co- Chair, WRAPP Advisory Board: Cherie Hope  E-Mail Address: Wheezyhope2001@yahoo.com
                                                    Vickie Brown E-Mail Address:  Usafmom1@comcast.net
Phone #: (206) 616-2729 (at the University of Washington) or through the WRAPP 1- 800- 446-7220 hotline

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Established in 1983, this non-tax exempt organization has an 8-member (non-paid) advisory board that provides education programs on topics in the field of substance abuse to pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, students, etc.... It also acts as a liaison to the Schools of Pharmacy, and between WSPA and the Board of Pharmacy, and the WRAPP monitoring program manager. WRAPP receives funding through the State Board of Pharmacy. It accepts:  1) Voluntary admits; 2) Board referred (in lieu of discipline); 3) Board ordered admits. The program manager provides monthly reports to the Board of Pharmacy, the WSPA, and the WRAPP Advisory Board. Funds from the State Board of Pharmacy are transferred to the WSPA and are then executed for services by the WRAPP monitoring program manager, or for other expenses of the WRAPP program. It does not carry general liability insurance. It is exempt from liability because of state codes. It utilizes substance abuse professionals with credentials in the evaluation for treatment. Some advisory board members are licensed CDCs. WRAPP has a written "statement of work" contract for services provided with the Board of Pharmacy. It has enabling legislation: the Washington  Administrative Code WAC 246-867 Impaired Pharmacist Rehabilitation. WRAPP publishes articles in the Washington Pharmacist published by the WSPA.
 

What about funding? The organization does not charge client fees.
             It does not receive funding through license renewal fees. There is, at this
             time, no specific fee assessed per license. It started out with a licensing
             surcharge, but now uses a Board of Pharmacy line item budget. Technically
             this money does come from all licensee fees, although not specifically
             assessed as such.                                                                                               

Active clients include: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students, Pharmacy Technicians, and Pharmacy Assistants.