Certified Allied Addiction Practitioner

CAAP is a title for the auxiliary addiction treatment professional involved in providing direct auxiliary services within the addiction field.

 

CAAP REQUIREMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Two years (4,000 hours) out of the last 7 years of paid, supervised employment as an auxiliary alcohol and other drug abuse worker where 30% of the time is spent providing alcohol and other drug abuse services.

Present employment as an auxiliary worker at time of application.

High School Diploma or GED.

50 hours of alcohol and other drug abuse education including 6 in professional ethics and responsibilities.

50 hours of supervision obtained during employment.

Sign and abide by Code of Ethical Conduct.

Must live or work in PA at time of application.

Pass a written exam.

Submission of application, all documentation, and fee.

CAAP is a 2 year credential and must be recertified.


Applications/Guide

  CAAP
Application for Certified Allied Addiction Practitioner
  CAAP Recertification
Application for Certified Allied Addiction Practitioner Recertification
  CAAP Written Exam  

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