Vermont Department of Health

Vermont Department of Health

Close: Mar 2, 2026

Seeking to establish contracts with one or more companies that can provide a crisis stabilization treatment program for up to 6 children of any gender, ages 5 years through 12 years of age, experiencing an acute mental health crisis with the goal to stabilize and transition children back to their home and community.

Vermont Department of Health

Close: Jan 9, 2026

Provide Mental Health Facility Travel Staff to the State Department of Mental Health at the State Psychiatric Care Hospital (VPCH), and State Run Secured Residential Facilities. Traveling Nurses and Paraprofessionals for the State Department of Mental Health at VPCH and RVTR, including Mental Health Specialists for acute inpatient psychiatric hospital, Residential Counselors for the secure residential facility, and may include Licensed Nurses Assistants (LNAs) and Certified Nurse Assistants (CNAs).

Vermont Department of Health

Close: Oct 15, 2025

Seeking to establish contracts with one company that can provide suicide prevention training for community members, the vermont workforce and schools, organize a community network, assist with strategic plan project management, and provide technical assistance to community partners.

Vermont Department of Health

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This document is a Voluntary Limitation of Practice Agreement between Jeffrey E. Haddock, MD, and the Vermont Board of Medical Practice (Docket No. MPS 125-0925). Effective January 7, 2026, Dr. Haddock agrees to voluntarily and temporarily cease and desist from prescribing opioids, building upon existing restrictions. The agreement outlines the terms of this limitation, waivers of rights, cooperation with investigations, and the process for modification. It is a public document that will condition Dr. Haddock's medical license and remains in effect until further action by the Board.

Vermont Department of Health

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This Stipulation and Consent Order, issued by the State of Vermont Board of Medical Practice, addresses professional misconduct by Dr. Newton S. Phuong. Dr. Phuong was found to have engaged in unprofessional conduct, including intimate relations with an employee and surreptitiously video recording intimate encounters without consent. As a resolution, Dr. Phuong is reprimanded, required to complete a professional boundaries course within one year of the Board's approval, and must pay an administrative penalty of $7,500 within six months of approval.

Vermont Department of Health

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This document is a consent form for participants in the Impaired Driver Rehabilitation Program (IDRP). It authorizes the IDRP, Vermont DMV, Vermont courts, and Vermont Department of Corrections to share confidential information, including substance abuse treatment details, concerning the participant's enrollment, status, and completion of the program. The purpose is to determine eligibility for driving privilege reinstatement and/or compliance with probation/parole conditions. The form also allows the participant to authorize disclosure to other parties like family, attorneys, or out-of-state DMVs. It outlines the protection of records under federal regulations (42 C.F.R. Part 2 and HIPAA) and the participant's right to revoke consent, with automatic expiration upon release from probation/parole or driving privilege reinstatement.