§ 33-1-115 — Professional assistance programs for health care providers and others as specified; confidentiality of records

(a) As used in this section:
(i) "Health care provider" means a person who is
licensed, certified or otherwise authorized by the law of this
state to provide health care in the ordinary course of business
or practice of a profession, and for purposes of this section
also includes a pharmacist, pharmacy technician or veterinarian;
(ii) "Licensee" means:
(A) Any individual holding a permit or license
as a health care provider as a profession or occupation
regulated under this title;
(B) Any individual admitted to the Wyoming state
bar; or
(C) Any individual teaching in a public school
pursuant to a certificate or permit issued under the laws of
this state by the Wyoming professional teaching standards board.
(iii) "Professional assistance program" or "program"
means a program or activity relating to mental or behavioral
health referral or treatment and to drug or alcohol abuse
prevention, referral, treatment or rehabilitation, which is
directly or indirectly assisted by a board or commission or
other organization established under this title for the
regulation of licensees or the Wyoming state bar or the Wyoming
professional teaching standards board established under W.S.