Federation of State Physician Health Programs

FSPHP Homepage About the FSPHP State Programs Meetings Publications Contact Us	Hawaii Demographics and staff - member Program Name: Pu'ulu Lapa'au   Hawai'i Program for Healthcare Professionals (HPHP) Address: 320 Ward Avenue, Suite 203 Honolulu, HI 96814-4017 Telephone:  (808) 593-7444 Fax:  (808) 593-8999 E-mail:  ExecDir@hawaiiphp.org Website www.hawaiiphp.org Staff: Ted Sakai, Executive Director Kathryn Chung, Director of Operations Kristopher Bjornson, MD, Program Director Program structure The program is operated by: 501 (c) 3 non-profit corporation Do you have a formal contractual relationship with the state medical board? No Program services Types of disease, illness, or conditions monitored: Chemical dependency Mental health Behavioral health problems Sexual misconduct and/or boundary violations Physical illness Stress management Other: disruptive behavior Services provided to which populations: Physicians - MD Physicians - DO Dentists - DDS Funding Please indicate the primary sources of funding for your program: Hospital and private contributors Participant fees Monitoring requirements Chemical dependency Length of contract: 5 years Random urine drug screen frequency: Year 1: 4 times per month Year 2: 3 times per month Year 3: 2 times per month Year 4: 2 times per month Year 5: 1 time per month Support (self help) group requirements: AA NA Caduceus Other: SLAA Support (self help) group frequency: Year 1: Month 1-3: 3-7 times per week, Month 4-12: 5 times per week Year 2: 4 times per week Year 3: 3 times per week Year 4: 3 times per week Year 5: 2 times per week Therapy or treatment requirement: yes Work or practice monitor requirement: yes Other provisions: As Needed Mental health Length of contract: 5 years Support (self help) group requirements: Support (self help) group frequency: Therapy or treatment requirement: yes Work or practice monitor requirement: yes Other provisions: Please describe any other monitoring services provided: monitoring of disruptive behavior.