Meet Tykisha (Kisha) Foster, SAP, CSAC, ICADC, CADC II, NCAC I, QMHP-T
Tykisha Foster (Kisha), SAP, CSAC, ICADC, CADC II, NCAC I, QMHP-T
Kisha is a dedicated and certified Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) specializing in US DOT-SAP Clinical Evaluation Services. With a profound commitment to helping individuals navigate the complexities of DOT regulations, Kisha offers comprehensive evaluations and guidance for those who have failed or refused a DOT test.
Failed DOT Test?
In the world of DOT testing, failing or refusing to take a test while employed in a safety-sensitive position can lead to serious repercussions. As mandated by the United States Department of Transportation (DOT), employees who fail a DOT test must be immediately removed from their safety-sensitive duties. However, there is a pathway to return to work through the expertise of a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) like Kisha.
Kisha’s Services:
Initial Evaluation: Kisha conducts a thorough face-to-face clinical assessment, including a psycho-social history and quantitative testing tools, to determine the appropriate level of care and treatment.
Education and Treatment Recommendations: Based on the evaluation, Kisha provides tailored recommendations for education or treatment, considering factors such as the severity of substance abuse, cost, and the employee’s work schedule.
Monitoring Progress: Throughout the treatment process, Kisha closely monitors the employee’s progress, ensuring compliance with the recommended education and treatment plans.
Follow-Up Evaluation: After the completion of the treatment, Kisha conducts a follow-up evaluation to assess the employee’s adherence to the recommendations and readiness to return to duty.
Final Report and Testing Plan: Kisha provides a final evaluation report and a follow-up testing plan to the Designated Employer Representative (DER), ensuring a smooth transition back to work.
Kisha’s expertise and compassionate approach make her an invaluable resource for employees seeking to regain their safety-sensitive positions after a failed DOT test. Her dedication to maintaining public safety while supporting individuals through their recovery journey is truly commendable. Call today to schedule an appointment: #916.248.6151.
Includes enrollment proof, optional workbook and instant certificate.
4-hour US DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing Procedures Rules & Guidelines
8-hour US DOT Drug & Alcohol Testing Procedures Rules & Guidelines
4-hours Including Victims Impact Panels (VIP(S))
8-hours Including Victims Impact Panels (VIP(S))
12-hours Including Victims Impact Panels (VIP(S))
16-hours Including Victims Impact Panels (VIP(S))
20-hours Including Victims Impact Panels (VIP(S))
24-hours Including Victims Impact Panels (VIP(S))
Up to 104-hours (52-weeks) available!
4-hour Online Certified Class
4-hour Online Certified Class
8-hour Online Certified Class
12-hour Online Certified Class
16-hour Online Certified Class
20-hour Online Certified Class
24-hour Online Certified Class
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Optional Worksheet/Journal/Survey
Instant Downloadable Personalized Certificate
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How can I confirm acceptance?
Confirm acceptance by presenting this course acceptance letter to your entity:
Course Acceptance Request Letter of Integrity.pdf
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CONFIRMAR ACEPTACIÓN Es obligatorio confirmar la aceptación. Todas las inscripciones son definitivas.
Does your entity require you to have a workbook?
Download Workbook/COREPSO Logbook: The more proof of your accomplishment the better!
2023 COREPSO LOGBOOK DELINQUENCY INTERVENTION 2023.pdf
2023 COREPSO LOGBOOK RESPONSIBLE DRINKING.pdf
2023 COREPSO LOGBOOK US DOT SAP DRUALC.pdf
2023 COREPSO LOGBOOK BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION.docx
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US DOT-SAP Class Links (English & Spanish) Click Below for:
1. US DOT-SAP DWI/DUI/OMVWI classes,
2. US DOT-SAP Substance Abuse Classes and,
3. US DOT-SAP Testing Procedures Violation classes
For Safety-Sensitive Employees
The United States Congress recognized the need for a drug and alcohol-free transportation industry, and in 1991 passed the Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act, requiring DOT agencies to implement drug and alcohol testing of safety-sensitive transportation employees. 49 CFR Part 40, or Part 40 as we call it, is a DOT-wide regulation that states how to conduct testing and how to return employees to safety-sensitive duties after they violate a DOT drug and alcohol regulation.
Testing positive for drugs or refusing a drug test, requires specific procedures and consequences under the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations:
Remember, safety is paramount in the transportation industry, and adherence to drug and alcohol regulations helps keep our roadways safer for everyone.
