Complaints, Conduct & Discipline

File a Complaint

OPR does not have authority to seek money damages or restitution for complainants. We cannot mediate disputes between parties. OPR does not have jurisdiction to pursue unprofessional conduct allegations against professionals/businesses who are not required to be licensed or registered with OPR. OPR's authority to charge unprofessional conduct is limited to the professions listed on our Professions page.

Complaints can be filed using our online platform. You may file as a guest, registered user or licensee. No registration is required. Learn what happens after a disciplinary complaint is filed by reviewing OPR's complaint lifecycle guidance document.
File a Complaint

Conduct Decision Search

Conduct cases are heard in front of a regulatory board or administrative law officer and typically include a finding of unprofessional conduct and sanctions deemed necessary to protect the public. Some cases are decided by the hearing authority after a contested hearing and some are resolved by acceptance of a stipulated agreement between the prosecution and the respondent. If you require further information on decisions concluded before the year 2000, please contact the Docket Clerk
Conduct Decision Search

Employer Mandatory Reporting

• Mandatory Reporting Statute
• Employer Mandatory Reporting Form
• Drug Diversion Reporting Form

Discipline Resources

• Audit Report
• REA Supervisor Report
• Employer Agreement
• Vermont Office of Professional Regulation Employer/Supervisor Report
• FSSolutions Testing Information
• List of Current Medications
• Personal Data Sheet
• Guidelines for Independent Evaluators
• Recovery Group Log
• Treating Professional Agreement
• Treating Professional Report
• Mental Health Supervisor Report

For nursing specific resources, please visit Nursing's Discipline and Alternative Program Resources page.