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How many of each of the following types of staff do you employ, and do they require specialized training or certification in substance use disorder? Please only identify a person once, and not in multiple categories.

# FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff required # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff currently employed # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. vacancies Specialized training or certification in substance use disorder Not Applicable
Medical staff (physicians, nursing professionals) # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff required:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff currently employed:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. vacancies:   Specialized training or certification in substance use disorder:   Not Applicable
Allied Health Professionals (e.g., psychologists, occupational therapists, etc.) # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff required:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff currently employed:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. vacancies:   Specialized training or certification in substance use disorder:   Not Applicable
Unregulated workers (e.g., addictions counselors, support workers, etc.) # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff required:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff currently employed:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. vacancies:   Specialized training or certification in substance use disorder:   Not Applicable
Peer support (paid) # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff required:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff currently employed:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. vacancies:   Specialized training or certification in substance use disorder:   Not Applicable
Indigenous cultural support (i.e., Elder or knowledge keeper) # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff required:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. staff currently employed:   # FTEA full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE. vacancies:   Specialized training or certification in substance use disorder:   Not Applicable


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A full-time equivalent (FTE) position is defined as 40 person-hours per week (or however your full-time week is defined, it could be 40 hours, 35 hours, or 32 hours), each week. For example, one person working a 40-hour work week would be one FTE; two people each working 20 hours per week would also be one FTE; four people each working 10 hours per week would also be one FTE.

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