Apply for a License
Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP)
- Apply online
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Getting started
Online Application Instructions
Online application instructions are on our website.
Once you have completed the process, you will find your pending credential number on Provider Credential Search. Refer to this credential number any time you contact the Department of Health or submit paperwork.
- Apply on paper
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- Substance Use Disorder Professional Application Packet (PDF)
- Substance Use Disorder Professional Expired Certification (more than five years) Activation Application Packet (PDF)
- Substance Use Disorder Professional Expired Certification (one to five years) Activation Application Packet (PDF)
- Verification of Supervision Experience and Statement of Qualifications (PDF)
- Credential Verification (PDF)
- Attestation of Recovery (PDF)
- Fee schedule
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- Application - $100
- Initial certification - $100
- Total: $200
- Renewal - $100
- Late renewal penalty - $100
- Retired active renewal - $100
- Retired active late renewal penalty - $60
- Expired reissuance - $100
- Duplicate certificate - $10
- Verification of credential - $25
- Examination fee - Pay exam company
- Retake examination fee - Pay exam company
Fees submitted with applications for initial credentialing, examinations, renewal and other fees associated with the licensing and regulation of the profession are nonrefundable, per WAC 246-12-340.
- Continuing competency
Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) Trainee
- Apply online
-
Getting started
Online Application Instructions
Online application instructions are on our website.
Once you have completed the process, you will find your pending credential number on Provider Credential Search. Refer to this credential number any time you contact the Department of Health or submit paperwork.
- Apply on paper
- Fee schedule
-
- Application - $100
- Renewal - $90
- Late renewal penalty - $50
- Expired reissuance - $50
- Duplicate certificate - $15
- Certification letter - $15
Fees submitted with applications for initial credentialing, examinations, renewal and other fees associated with the licensing and regulation of the profession are nonrefundable, per WAC 246-12-340.