Minnesota P.R.N.

Information updated as of 10/2023

HPSP Model: Health Care Organization (government entity), HPSP Eligible for All Health Care Professionals

PRN Eligible for Pharmacists and Student Pharmacists

For Treatment: Minnesota HPSP Contact Information

1380 Energy Lane, Ste 202, Saint Paul, MN 55108 
Phone: (651) 642-0487, Fax: (651) 643-2163

https://mn.gov/boards/hpsp/

Minnesota's Health Professionals Services Program protects the public by providing monitoring services to regulated health care professionals whose illnesses may impact their ability to practice safely. The goals of HPSP are to promote early intervention, diagnosis and treatment for health professionals with illnesses, and to provide monitoring services as an alternative to Board discipline.

For Support: Minnesota Pharmacists Recovery Network Contact Information

All pharmacists and student pharmacists in recovery are welcome  

"We no longer meet in person.  We meet virtually on Zoom I would prefer to speak to the person or at least have an email exchange- rather than just posting our meeting link, this protects everyone’s anonymity.  In loving service, Laura M.”    Email: lauramah@msn.com

(Pictured below: Laura M. & Charlie B. - this websites Editor)

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Pharmacist Recovery Network/Minnesota
 

5100 Emerson Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minnesota   55419-1156 , 
Phone #:  (612) 825-5533 

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Thank you Jim for your many years of service, support and being the former PRN/Minnesota contact. 
Jim Alexander passed peacefully at the age of 91 on 11/07/2023. This picture is from University of Utah - 2005 




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Started in 1982 as Pharmacists Aiding Pharmacists (PAP) and became PRN/Minnesota in 1995, this organization 
has no Board of Directors. It is freestanding and separate from all Minnesota State pharmacy professional 
organizations. It uses substance misuse professionals who are credentialed to supply specific services. 
This organization became an advocate, resource, and support group program in July 1995. In 1995 a 
monitoring program (HPSP) for all health professions licensing boards came into existence through enabling 
legislation. The official monitoring of self-referred pharmacists and Board referred pharmacists paid by the 
Boards made our monitoring redundant. PRN/Minnesota supplies weekly (Wednesday) mutual support meetings
and advocacy services by a contract relationship with each pharmacist.

What about funding? The organization charges client fees: $10/month It does not receive funding through license 
renewal fees.

Active clients include: Pharmacists & Student Pharmacist