Appeal: A request made after a trial, asking another court (usually the court of appeals) to decide whether the trial was conducted properly. To make such a request is "to appeal" or "to take an appeal." One who appeals is called the appellant.
Contract: A legal written agreement that becomes binding when signed.
Diversion agreement: means a written agreement entered into by a licensee and the division that describes the requirements of the licensee's monitoring regimen and that was entered into before May 12, 2020. See Utah Code 58-4a-102
Licensee: means an individual licensed to practice under:
Program: means the Utah Professionals Health Program. See Utah Code 58-4a-102
Program contract: means a written agreement entered into by a licensee and the division that allows the licensee to participate in the program. See Utah Code 58-4a-102
any time before the conclusion of a hearing under Section 63G-4-206; and
(b)
if the licensee who enters into the program contract has a substance use disorder.
(2)
A licensee may enter into a program contract to replace a diversion agreement the licensee previously entered into with the department.
(3)
A licensee who does not have a substance use disorder may not enter into a program contract with the division.
(4)
The committees described in Section 58-4a-104 may assist the division in evaluating or verifying documentation showing completion of or compliance with a program contract.
(5)
A decision by the program not to permit a licensee to participate in the program is not subject to appeal, agency review, or judicial review.
