Finding a DOT SAP in Florida: Your Guide in 2024

How to find a DOT qualified SAP in Florida

When it comes to finding a DOT SAP (Substance Abuse Professional) in 2024 and in Florida might seem a bit overwhelming, but don’t worry—I’ve got your back! Let’s break it down in simple steps.

What’s a DOT SAP?:

A DOT SAP is like a safety expert. A SAP is required after an employee tests positive on a required drug or alcohol screen or refuses to test. A SAP will conduct an assessment, create a treatment plan to help the employee get back to work safely.

Go Online for Help Searching for a DOT SAP:

Look for DOT SAPs online using google, lists, and groups. Just consider the source as sometimes driver forums may not have correct and up to date information on the process. You want to find a SAP that is knowledgeable about the RTD (return to duty) process.

Make Sure the SAP is Certified

A SAP should have a current SAP credential. These certificates show that they know all the latest rules especially with the Clearinghouse process.

Think about time & place

Your DOT SAP should be someone who can help you fast and conveniently. You can complete the process remotely online or in person near you. Unfortunately, SAPS may be difficult to locate in person and you may have to travel far to get to them. Luckily, the DOT has authorized SAP’s to offer SAP assessments and follow ups remotely which means the SAP can do a video call with you. SAP assessments and follow ups must be face to face by video or in person.

In a nutshell, finding a DOT SAP in Florida and in 2024 is like finding a friendly guide through the return to duty process while keeping everyone safe at work. Remember to learn about what they do, check for certificates, explore online, ask friends or family, and think about what’s convenient for you. With these tips, you’ll be on your way to getting back to work quickly and safely.

If you should have any questions regarding the SAP process in Florida, please feel free to call me at (727) 815-6017.

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