💊 Addiction Medicine / MAT Clinic · New Hampshire
New Hampshire: medical director and delegated services for an addiction medicine or MAT clinic
Whether New Hampshire requires a physician medical director for an addiction medicine or MAT clinic, the qualifications, duties, and what the state says about the staff who deliver protocol-driven services.
Medical directorMedical director required
Research date2026-09-03
Qualifications
Licensed practitioner in New Hampshire (RSA 329 or 326-B) with experience providing medical services to clients with behavioral health or substance use disorder needs.
Duties the rule assigns
- Overseeing the quality of medical care and services at the facility
- Determining, within 24 hours prior to admission, whether an individual is medically cleared to participate in facility activities/programming
Notes
Applies to licensed Substance Use Disorder Residential Treatment Facilities (SUD-RTFs, He-P 826) — a residential/inpatient license category, not confirmed to extend to outpatient MAT/office-based buprenorphine practices.
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