HAR §11-177.1-2. "Prevention" means a planned process of approaches and activities designed to impede the onset of alcohol and other drug problems and addiction

"Prevention specialist" means a person, who through both education and demonstrated experience, is capable of and directly provides planning and evaluation, education and skill development, community organization, public policy, and environmental change as these relate to substance abuse prevention. "Program administrator" means any person whose job description primarily consists of organization planning and development, program management, human resources management, and financial management. "Qualified health professional" means any of the following individuals who have at least one year of experience in the treatment or prevention of substance abuse, and whose formal training includes treatment or prevention of substance abuse: (1) A certified substance abuse counselor, certified prevention specialist, or certified criminal justice addictions professional who has a current valid certificate issued by the department in accordance with these rules; (2) A clinical social worker currently licensed in the State of Hawaii; (3) A physician currently licensed in the State of Hawaii; (4) A psychologist currently licensed in the State of Hawaii; (5) A marriage and family therapist currently licensed in the State of Hawaii; (6) An advanced practice registered nurse currently licensed in the State of Hawaii; (7) A licensed professional mental health counselor currently licensed in the State of Hawaii; (8) A certified clinical supervisor who has a current valid certificate issued by the department in accordance with this chapter. "Reciprocity" means the mutual recognition of valid certifications among member boards of the IC&RC. "Revocation" means the permanent loss of certification. "Substance" means alcohol, any drug listed on 177.1-6 2949