American Society for the Prevention of Suicide:
800-273-8255
800-273-8255
American Association of Nurse Anesthetists Peer Assistance Hotline:
800-654-5167
800-654-5167
Anesthetists In Recovery Hotline:
215-635-0183
215-635-0183
National Suicide Prevention Hotline:
1-800-784-2433
1-800-784-2433
Jack Stem 513-833-4584
Founder and CEO jack@jackstem.com
Founder and CEO jack@jackstem.com
“Lighting the way to hope.”
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Services Offered by Peer Advocacy for Impaired Nurses, LLC
We are not a treatment or monitoring organization. We are an educational and advocacy organization focused on educating the nursing community about the risks of substance abuse and chemical dependency inherent in the practice of nursing. Some of our services include:
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Consultation and intervention assistance designed to encourage nurses to seek help for substance use disorders, behavioral and mental health concerns, and physical illness
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Relapse prevention course
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Referral for evaluation, treatment, and counseling
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Lectures/discussions at grand rounds, nursing rounds, committee and specialty society meetings, and other health care related organizations
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Educational programs and presentations for hospitals, health systems, and other professional organizations
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Assistance to hospitals and other facilities in their design and implementation of policies and procedures based on the JCAHO physician health requirement*
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Educational programs and presentations for nurse training programs at all levels (LPN, Diploma, AND, BSN, and Advanced Practice Nursing)
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Educational programs and presentations for primary, secondary, and post-secondary schools
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Educational programs and presentations for faith-based organizations
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* Physician Health MS.2.6 requires hospitals to have their medical staffs implement a process to identify and manage matters of individual physician health that is separate from the medical staff disciplinary function. It is the belief of Peer Advocacy for Impaired Nurses, LLC that the nursing staff deserves the same opportunities to seek treatment and recovery while protecting their licensure.
In addition, Peer Advocacy for Impaired Nurses, LLC encourages and accepts referrals from any source, including peers, hospitals, office staff, regulatory agencies, treatment centers, family and friends.
Peer Advocacy for Impaired Nurses, LLC protects the confidentiality and anonymity of both program participants and referents to the fullest extent of the law.
